Sentence examples for evolutionary identity from inspiring English sources

We recommend caution when interpreting extraintestinal infections of Salmonella as evidence for high virulence and that newly proposed hypervirulent lineages (37 ) be evaluated within a global phylogenetic context for their evolutionary identity and origin.

In marked contrast, none of the two-amino acid deletions support significant activity in the N-terminal part of the Bridge Helix, proving that conformational changes are much more restricted in that region (which is consistent with the higher degree of evolutionary identity in the N-terminal half of the Bridge Helix compared to the C-terminal half; Figure 1).

Our results indicate that when correcting for evolutionary history, species identity influences belowground arthropod communities via functional similarity.

The reproducibility of the evolutionary adaptations, the identity of the mutated genes, and more strikingly, the order of their appearance, are certainly very interesting, especially since a sound epistatic basis for such order is provided.

If one considers results of phylogenetic analyses and nucleotide and amino acid identities, evolutionary changes might have occurred in EV68.

This evolutionary distance based on identity was also used to compare within the LGRs the identity existing between a given LRR and two neighboring units concatenated to the LRR or separated by a same number of intercalary LRRs.

To catalog other river life, the researchers extracted DNA en masse from all the cells in water samples, then isolated genes that provided clues to the identity and evolutionary relationships of the myriad species in each sample.

Further, when the precipitating cause of a racializing event is unanticipated, such as the attacks of September 11 , 2001 the ex post stigmatization is a natural experiment, exogenous to the evolutionary process of racial identity selection.

Corresponding to this finding, a sequence alignment between these two regions shows 30% sequence identity, indicating evolutionary conservation.

We found that after correcting for evolutionary history, tree species identity influenced belowground arthropod communities through plant functional traits.

Also, two further conserved CACC sites at -1.4 and -1.5 kb were identified within 500 bp of extended evolutionary conservation (>70% identity).