Sentence examples for drop in conservation from inspiring English sources

Of the 47 predicted WT1 sites in the 11 genes analyzed, primates had 68% of these sites conserved between human and primate genomes, while rodent genomes had only 15% of these sites being conserved, and opossum only 6% of these sites conserved, clearly showing a drastic drop in conservation as species diverge.

Cytosolic Hsp90 has the same drop in conservation and a much shorter strap.

If that trend persists, ownership changes would signal a national drop in conservation adoption.

This showed that the sharp drop in conservation observed in the 3′UTR was rarer at these ends of the transcript.

To determine whether the drop in conservation after the PAS was a general phenomenon, we first tested this hypothesis with the annotated genes present in the RefSeq database.

This result indicated that many annotated PASs had an important drop in conservation like that observed for the CPEB genes [ 16].

In contrast, splicing pattern conservation causes the FRFP to drop in complex ASEs, such observation disobeys the previous view [ 18, 22, 27] that conserved ASEs have a higher probability to be frame-preserving than lineage-specific ones.

The site was eventually saved by local people and, in Baines's retelling, "the penny began to drop" in nature conservation circles that they needed to connect with people, and most people lived in cities. "This is not a second-rate [version of nature]," he says, as he counts off the owls and woodpeckers that live near his home in Wolverhampton.

However, last exons show a drop in sequence conservation at their 3' end, but still exhibit an increase in predicted secondary structure at their 3' end.

In this study, we observed that the drop in genomic conservation after the PAS can be used to identify not annotated 3′ends.

The Times analysis uses two metrics that regulators say they are monitoring: drop-offs in conservation and high residential per-capita water use.