Sentence examples for distant models from inspiring English sources
I had several ideal distant models, such as Sophocles' "Oedipus Rex," whose protagonist investigates the murder of his father only to discover that he himself is the murderer; "The Monkey's Paw," by W. W. Jacob, the perfect story in which everything that happens is accidental; Maupassant's "Boule de Suif"; and so many other great sinners, may God keep them in His holy kingdom.
3) Learn from immediate peers or distant models.
This reflects the fact that models for the family level are much better as compared with the more distant models on the fold level which appear to be more difficult also for rescoring.
Despite the similarly reduced cellular components, Giardia and Trichomonas are separated by long evolutionary distance within Excavates (Hampl et al. 2009), making them comparable yet distant models for our study.
I cast a glance north, toward the distant model of the Sun, and remembered something Kate McCartney had told me.
Here we report the heterologous expression of the pfa gene cluster from Aetherobacter fasciculatus (SBSr002) in the phylogenetically distant model host bacteria Escherichia coli and Pseudomonas putida.
We present evidence derived from evolutionarily distant model organisms that supports an extracellular collagen IV chaperone-like activity for the matricellular protein SPARC (Secreted Protein, Acidic, Rich in Cysteine).
These findings have promoted the view of yeast as an evolutionarily distant model of metazoan apoptosis and numerous orthologous pathways have since been reported.
In order to investigate more accurately gene co-evolution we needed therefore to analyze the occurrence profiles of all B. subtilis genes at the level of several phylogenetically distant model organisms rather than clades.
This provides a means to generate high-density gene maps in rainbow trout and makes feasible comparative mapping with phylogenetically distant model species such as zebrafish (this study; [ 9]) or tetraodon [ 7].
This non-ideal situation can nevertheless be common for many non-model organisms, due to the limited availability of well-investigated model organisms, and the results in this paper thus identify the proportion of regulatory relationships that can be mapped from an evolutionarily distant model organism.
