Sentence examples for diverse followed from inspiring English sources

The drug dataset was ranked most structurally diverse, followed by marine and plant derived NPs, respectively.

Among the subspecies of Triticum turgidum from the INRA collection, the wild form ssp. dicoccoides was the most diverse, followed by the primitive domesticated form ssp. dicoccum.

The success rates reported for these techniques at the end of profoundly diverse follow-up times vary between 60%and90%0% [5, 11 14].

Moreover, the knowledge of RBP target RNAs initiated diverse follow-up experiments unraveling new functions of these proteins [25], [28], [39], [40].

The most important finding of the present study is the identification of four subgroups with diverse follow-up rates (ranging from 66.7% to 100.0%) using classification tree analysis.

More diverse roles followed: the lovelorn time-traveller in Richard Curtis romcom About Time; the dead boyfriend in the Be Right Back episode of Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror; the hapless musician in Frank Sidebottom-inspiroadroad movie Frank.

Three 20-nt CRISPR RNAs were designed to pair with diverse sites followed by the protospacer adjacent motif (PAM) of the rice herbicide resistance gene BEL.

PCR survey of diverse organisms followed by sequence and evolutionary analysis has been a productive approach to investigate horizontal transfer of a particular TE of interest [5], [6], [13].

Since the dnd operon is often associated with mobile genetic elements, the operon may be integrated into genetically diverse strains followed by dissemination.

We take advantage of rich longitudinal data from a racially and ethnically diverse population followed over a period of increased risk for weight gain, but the small number of individuals with diabetes precluded our ability to fully interrogate differences in Hispanics and Asians in multivariable analyses.

This mechanism could allow populations to cope with the need to navigate diverse environments, or follow diverse signals, without partitioning into discrete subpopulations through the use of switches or modules.