Furthermore, the macaques were grouped based on the genetic data so that each group comprised animals with an essentially similar genetically diverse background.
We present the case that these two species evolved essentially the same diverse set of gene families, and that the extreme stress-resistance phenotypes of the Deinococcus lineage emerged progressively by amassing cell-cleaning systems from different sources, but not by acquisition of novel DNA repair systems.
This disease outbreak is essentially linked to diverse social, economic, and political issues.
Figure 3 shows the distribution of Ereac, which appears to vary in a broad range, 0 10 V cm−1, essentially caused by diverse local environments.
NO is a well-known vasodilator that essentially controls a diverse range of pulmonary functions, such as macrophage activity, pulmonary artery vasodilation, or bronchoconstriction [ 16].
The informal minibus taxi network in Addis comprises thousands of independent taxi operators serving a multitude of diverse routes – essentially, unofficial bus routes – and who will often pick up or drop off passengers on an ad hoc basis.
Essentially, archaeology classrooms are more diverse in every way than our dig sites and meeting rooms.
Bob Keating's soaring, spindly-looking, essentially metal, sculptures send out diverse sparks.
Though the shows are thematically diverse, they're essentially all "golden age of television" frontrunners, and it's a ridiculously tough call to make.
Causes of mortality are diverse, although disease (essentially chlamydiosis), collisions with cars and loss of habitat represent the principal reasons for the species continuous decrease.
