Sentence examples for distant or close from inspiring English sources

In comparison, only 0.7% of all site-pairs (distant or close) were selected as coevolving.

Consequently, it is not possible to know whether the violence was distant or close in time in the men and women exposed to violence during the past year.

Contrarily, lower quality SSR tag clouds contain more tolerant SSR motifs within the tag image, and which may reflect evolutionary status due to gene specification and/or duplication events from either distant or close species.

It has 1.3-megapixel resolution, and the lens can be set at distant or close-up.

The two most frequent reported adverse life events were bereavement of distant relative or close friend (22.0%) and problem with close friend or relative (20.8%).

The source may sound distant, or so close that it is perceived to be right behind a listener's ear.

"Normally, for example, with a camera you focus on something distant or something close - but you focus on a particular spot," said Mr Willey.

With the increased volume in the general public swabbing or spitting for DNA databases, now when donor conceived people spit into a cylinder or swab their cheek and send it in to commercial DNA testing sites like Family Tree DNA or 23andme, there is a very good probability that they will connect with distant, or even close relatives.

Although phylogenetic footprinting methods have limitations (sequences from organisms that are too distant or too close can be uninformative), the alignments of rodent-human sequences have been demonstrated in many studies to be successful in identifying regulatory elements, and significant enrichment of known regulatory elements have been found in these regions [ 26- 30].

The QX10 lens offers a 10x optical zoom and 18.2MP resolution which Sony says makes it ideal for taking shots of distant landmarks or close-ups of people.

Based on our assumption, we first predicted that in sparsely sampled (four taxon) data sets, Coelomata should invariably be recovered irrespective of whether a distant (fungal) or closer (animal) outgroup was used.