Sentence examples for dramatic species from inspiring English sources

But the big, dramatic species are the ones that grab people's attention and make them passionate in the first place.

Although dramatic species differences haven't been observed in other overexpression screening efforts [20], [22], it is possible that orthologs may play different roles in the heath shock response in each species.

Although the terrestrial blennies studied here do not represent a case of dramatic species diversification, the large populations and widespread occurrence of these terrestrial blennies in the tropical Pacific Ocean is a testament to their remarkable success occupying a new niche on land.

If so, the dramatic species differences in endpoint metabolic profiles make it essential that metabolism of phthalates be understood in detail, including the factors that may alter the metabolism.

A number of dramatic species complexes have developed in oceanic islands through adaptive radiation, such as illustrated by the lobelioids (Givnish et al. 2009) and silverswords (Carlquist et al. 2003) in Hawaii, Aeonium (Liu 1989; Jorgensen and Olesen 2001) and Echium (Böhle et al. 1996) in the Canary Islands and Scalesia (Eliasson 1974) in the Gálapagos archipelago.

Olfactory and taste receptor families can rapidly evolve, with dramatic species-specific variations in repertoire size and function (Nei et al., 2008; Shi and Zhang, 2007).

Finally, increased Spalax blood vessel density (Avivi et al. 2005) and differential expression profiling, using a mouse cDNA array containing 15,000 gene elements, uncover dramatic species-specific responses to hypoxic stress among numerous genes involved in angiogenesis, apoptosis, and oxidative stress (Avivi et al. 2006).

Rather, it may be that a small number of regulatory genes under direct AHR control lead to dramatic inter-species differences.

Generally, the study showed that conversion of natural forest into cultivated land (mosaics of homegardens and crop fields) typical of the smallholder system in the highlands of Ethiopia does not result in a dramatic loss of species but that the spatial distribution, density and species composition may be altered.

We isolated motifs that exhibited dramatic changes between species in separate networks and detected the conservation rates based on nine species, which ranged from yeasts to humans.

"There has long been a slow decline, but this will have a far more dramatic change because species cannot adapt that quickly".