Sentence examples for evolutionary trends of the from inspiring English sources
This observation suggests that evolutionary trends of the AOB community differed from those of the entire microbial community, consistently with the findings of Zhang et al. (2011).
Evolutionary trends of the miRNA* strands might be potential implication for their final fates: degradation as by-products or functional regulatory molecules as mature miRNAs.
This study underlines the genetic complexity of the HIV-1 epidemic in Nigeria, possible subtype-specific differences in co-receptor usage, and the evolutionary trends of the predominant HIV-1 strains in Nigeria, which may have implications for the design of biomedical interventions and better understanding of the epidemic.
Constructional constraints belong therefore to the primary factors governing evolutionary trends of the ammonoid shell, indirectly triggered by adaptive trends.
Investigation of the mitogenomic evolutionary trends of the genus is helpful to unveil the molecular mechanism of the divergence patterns.
To gain insights into the evolutionary trends of the chloroplast genome in the Trebouxiophyceae, we sequenced cpDNA from the filamentous alga Leptosira terrestris (Ctenocladales).
Phylogenetic analyses alone were not conclusive for the deepest nodes but when complemented with analyses of genomic context and functional information, the main evolutionary trends of this system could be depicted.
The present study was undertaken to reveal the emerging molecular genotype(s) and evolutionary trend of the viruses responsible for the dengue fever outbreak in Delhi during 2006.
Hence, it seems that the wild Sarakhs pistachio plays an important role in evolutionary trend of the edible pistachios in Iran.
Thus, when vertical facies trends in the parasequences are arranged in the framework of a parasequence set, a clearer palaeogeographic picture is obtained, and palaeogeographic maps can more clearly show the evolutionary trend of the basin.
The observation that hGnRH-RI is inefficiently expressed at the plasma membrane and strongly expressed intracellularly is proposed to be the result of a progressive and convergent evolutionary trend of the GnRH-R [11].
