Therefore, our data suggests that the insect FDL enzymes and the Caenorhabditis FDL-like hexosaminidases, apart from their mutual FDL-like specificity toward N-glycans, are otherwise considerably different and either share one, from an evolutionary standpoint very distant, ancestral hexosaminidase gene or are even products of convergent evolution.
The narrator relates her story from the standpoint of the distant future, long after the pain of loss first took hold and caused her to withdraw from society.
Addams views the residents of social settlements, for example, as having "an opportunity of seeing institutions from the recipient's standpoint" because they are not distant institutions but neighbors.
Consider the question: "Does morality require that we make substantial sacrifices to help distant strangers?" Such a question arises from the deliberative standpoint as we seek to determine how we ought to live, and it is a normative rather than an empirical question.
From the standpoint of vertebrae, adjacent recompression occurred more frequently than distant levels and decreased gradually with the accretion of intervals in the PKP/PVP group.
We chose to use these two measures mainly based on the standpoint that, in a functional network, if two nodes are less distant from each other or share more neighbors, they are functionally more related.
Since agricultural activity can be relegated low value land distant from public resources, urban farming is sub-optimal, at least from an economic standpoint.
Although some of the sequences are more distant from bacteria and archaea than the latter are from each other, a conservative standpoint is that these sequences are more likely to represent fast evolving bacteria or archaea than new domains of cellular life.
Saletan argues that, From the standpoint of scientific literacy, it's galling to listen to absurdities about the distant past.
From a neurological standpoint.
