Sentence examples for display a large degree from inspiring English sources
Gephyrin is the first postsynaptic scaffolding protein ever discovered and it was recently found to display a large degree of variation and regulation by splice variants, posttranslational modifications, intracellular trafficking and interactions with the underlying cytoskeleton.
In all, Y-family polymerases in eukaryotes display a large degree of functional divergence, rendering them highly specialized for specific roles in lesion bypass [4].
The weather patterns covering reindeer pastures are highly complex and display a large degree of regional, local and temporal variation.
Although it is becoming increasingly apparent that genomes display a large degree of structural plasticity, there are nevertheless significant evolutionary constraints on genome structure.
Even inbred rodent strains, such as the mouse C57BL/6 strain (Beckmann, 2000; McColl et al., 2004) and different rat strains or gerbils (Howells et al., 2010), display a large degree of variability of the anatomy of their cerebral vasculature, affecting their susceptibility to stroke (Barone et al., 1993).
Our previous study demonstrated that the KATP channel displays a large degree of conformational heterogeneity when in complex with the high affinity inhibitor GBM alone (Li et al., 2017).
Its range once encompassed almost all of Africa and Eurasia, and displayed a large degree of morphological geographic variation, which led to an equally extensive set of specific and subspecific epithets.
Indeed, the phylogeographic patterns of A. parthenogenetica starkly contrast with those for sexual anostracans [16], [34], whose populations are extremely subdivided, displaying a large degree of regional and local endemism.
We also observed an increase in Plk1 promoter methylation although in this case the change in expression was not significant, displaying a large degree of variation.
North American cows produced more milk and displayed a larger degree of somatotropic axis uncoupling than did NZ cows.
Although the single-molecules appeared to be operating normally, they consistently displayed an interesting phenomenon: a large degree of noise that did not appear to be shot noise.
