Sentence examples similar to evident substitution from inspiring English sources

Similarly, it is evident that substitution rate variation for both LTRs and NRRs increases towards the centromeric regions.

The rationale of this assertion becomes evident from substitution of (37.1) into (27), resulting in (38) λ ¨ 1 ∗ λ 1 ∗ - λ - λ ˙ 1 ∗ λ ˙ 1 ∗ - 1 = 0.

The results indicate surprisingly high normal forces on the palm sander, with rapid muscle fatigue and frequent postural substitution evident during overhead sanding.

Moreover, although the dissent's view may lead to a result satisfying to many in this case, it is not evident how its substitution of "legal interest," post at 499, for "standing" enhances "our understanding of the meaning of rights under law," post at 490.

In addition, a similar intensity of selection was seen between mothers and infants with a higher rate of synonymous (dS) compared to nonsynonymous (dN) substitutions evident (dN/dS<1).

A distinct bias for nucleotide transitions over transversions was evident, with 87% substitutions being transitions.

A marked signature of selective constraint was also evident, as synonymous substitutions actually observed in the yeast genomes exhibit on average only very slight increases in DNA flexibility.

The substitutions evident in the Vespertilionidae CNEs were typically clustered at one end – raising the possibility that CNE may be truncated in these species.

This was evident by the quick substitution of early-S BrdU patterns [26] by intermediate and late S-phase patterns occurring two to three hours after thymidine release, with virtually no BrdU staining three and a half hours after release (Fig. 2b and quantified in 2e) indicating that HFF-Myc had completed S-phase within ∼three and a half hours.

For all five genes a single amino acid substitution was evident between the sequences for the two UK isolates.

It is evident that the Leu69Ala substitution in TH-ProCLV3Leu69Ala has partially compromised its activity in SAMs.