Sentence examples for earlier inference from inspiring English sources

However, the sister status of the Marquesan taxa with two Society Island congeners, S. diaphana and S. burchi, is consistent with an earlier inference [ 44] of dispersal and colonization among these two archipelagoes.

species (although the respective node was collapsed in ML bootstrap analysis), confirming an earlier inference by Brady [ 2]. 2. Each of the subgenera Alaopone, Typhlopone, and Rhogmus is monophyletic according to the taxon sample obtained for the present study.

Of relevance here, our earlier inference of RelA modulator-target gene triplets showed 6 patterns of modulator interaction with RelA involved in activation and inhibition of specific target genes within biologically relevant pathways [ 35].

For the AA and AD splicing events, 72.1% and 61.1% of these events, respectively, changed the frame of the protein, which supports our earlier inference that the majority of the AA and AD events could alter the frame if translated.

In conjunction with our earlier inference that A. fulgidus forms an outgroup of the methanogenic archaea, these results suggest that the above three groups are related in the following manner: Thermococci → A. fulgidus → Methanogens.

The fact that we were able to document the earlier inference [ 14, 15] that some proteins, including pectinolytic enzymes, are not digested in the ant gut indicates that selection for decomposition efficiency has affected the exosymbiosis between ant and fungi at a deep molecular level.

The absence of any of these lines in emission supports earlier inferences that the optical component in 2S 0114+650 is unlikely to be a Be star but rather a B type supergiant.

Slower growth rates, and wider and thicker leaves with higher dry matter content, was consistent with earlier inferences that upland plants were arid adapted, and supported their recognition as a distinct ecotype.

This effect of thermodynamic non-ideality implicates the existence of a substrate-induced conformational change that is governed by a minor volume decrease and a very small isomerization constant; and hence, substantiates earlier inferences that the rate-determining step in pyruvate kinase kinetics is isomerization of the ternary enzyme product complex rather than the release of products.

This contradicts previously reported conclusions [16], [22]; however, careful reevaluation of the published data suggests concerns about these earlier inferences.

This conclusion stands in marked contrast with the earlier inferences of novel prokaryotic proteins including porins and complex peptidoglycans being associated with NB [2], [60] and with later reports that have claimed to have identified specific NB-associated bacterial sequences like elongation factor Tu and GroEL [17].