Sentence examples for evolution of the recipients from inspiring English sources

The evolution of the recipients' knowledge is thus very important.

Identification of HGT donors external to the PVC super-phylum could provide insights into the evolution of the recipient's ecology and cell biology, which is especially relevant for these poorly characterized organisms.

However, convincing evidence supporting the significant contribution of the transferred genes to the evolution of metazoan recipients is rare.

Thus, our results provide some insight into understanding the biological significance of HGT to the evolution of metazoan recipients.

One reason is that contribution of HGT to the evolution of metazoan recipients may be small because of its rareness in multicellular eukaryotes.

Nevertheless, case studies on HGT revealed that some of the transferred genes effectively participated in the biochemical metabolism and phenotypic divergence of multicellular eukaryotic hosts, implying that HGT may also have biological importance in the functional evolution of metazoan recipients [ 8, 18- 20].

Furthermore, functional HGT genes in animals have been identified play a vital role in the evolution of recipients [ 1, 2].

Both, families and hospitals face the need to rapidly accept prediabetic donors before the clinical conditions of the recipient and the evolution of the disease exclude him/her as a transplant candidate; however, when using a kidney potentially damaged by prediabetes, neither the donor's nor the recipient's long term health is usually considered.

Data on the clinical evolution of recipients were collected by searching their medical records.

We studied the emergence and evolution of the canonical UL97 L595S mutation in four kidney recipients by comparing Sanger sequencing with a specific next-generation sequencing (NGS) assay, and assessed the global evolution of UL97 gene variability.

The evolution of altruism can be constrained if the additional offspring of the recipients compete strongly with those of the altruist [ 67].