Sentence examples for diverse pan from inspiring English sources

Despite the perceived high genomic synteny, L. monocytogenes possesses considerably diverse pan gene reservoir and displays biased distribution of accessory genes across major evolutionary lineages (Additional file 7).

Ezard, in a sleek, narrow dining room in the basement of the Adelphi Hotel, 187 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, (61-3) 9639-6811, fattracts) 9639-6822, attractsophisticatedated, urban clientele for its diverse pan-Asian menu.

The Black Graduate Caucus, established over 25 years ago, provides academic, social, and cultural activities for Princeton's diverse pan-African community.

Andrea Louie is executive director of the Asian American Arts Alliance, leading arts advocacy and cultural equity for New York City's diverse, pan-Asian, multidisciplinary cultural community.

We studied the evolutionary history of the largest monophyletic African clade of rain forest trees [ 18] within the diverse pan-tropical family Annonaceae.

This study is the first one to base its evolutionary analyses on a set of 16 completely sequenced genomes of species L. monocytogenes including strains of all serotypes, arguably bearing the most diverse pan-genome to be assessed for this species.

Instead of stories of the vivid and diverse nationalist, pan-African, and independence movements, commentary seems to focus either on the present, evaluating Nigeria's development progress, or on the future, looking forward to January's elections, to the 2015 MDG deadline, and to the outlook for Nigeria's frustrated youth.

IGN praised the diverse characters but panned Milla's voice acting.

Abate Essi (2010) studied the density of diverse geological formations of Pan-African Fold Belt and showed that garnetiferous gneiss of Yaoundé Group and especially where there is intense accumulation of garnet called garnetite or garnet rock has high density above 3 g/cm3.

In contrast to WNV, the sequences of the combined serotypes of DENV are highly diverse, with only 44 pan-DENV sequences, representing 15% of the proteome length, that are present in 80% or more of the sequences of each serotype; only two of these 44 sequences were completely conserved in all the four serotypes.

Diverse landforms including karsts and pan features are observed at the surface of the hydrated etched terrains and indicate past surface water and potential groundwater aquifers.