Sentence examples for example of a recurrent from inspiring English sources
An example of a recurrent, founder mutation is the BRCA2 999del5 mutation in the Icelandic population.
This hypothesis is an example of a recurrent (acting only or especially on some lineages) environmental (due to considerations of an organism's niche) "positive-selective" pressure.
One example of a recurrent mutation is that which causes the H481Y codon change in the rpoB gene; this mutation has occurred in multiple S. aureus lineages and confers intermediate levels of resistance to vancomycin [ 20].
The main focus of the paper is that the MAST (microtubule-associated serine threonine) kinase and Notch gene families are repeatedly fused - in around 4% and 6% of cases, respectively - and one fusion was present in two cases, qualifying as the first example of a recurrent fusion in breast cancer.
For example, the significance of a recurrent abnormality associated with the gene expression in this region is 0.05 if 95% of the time the sum of log (p-value) for the real data is less than that of the permuted data.
For example, even a recurrent module could have a subset of genes switched on in stem cells and a different subset switched on in differentiated cells.
One of these examples is a recurrent excitatory network, which a dual feedback system can robustly tune to serve as an integrator.
It is just the latest example of the recurrent Gallic itch to deliver equality by decree and somehow divide the cake in a way that makes the world more just.
Africa has been a victim of a recurrent case of old dictator out, new dictator in.
Sex chromosomes are thus an example of a "selectional" cascade of events triggered by recurrent genetic changes.
In total, then, the evolution of SLTS (and operonic systems) are perhaps the best example of recurrent CNE (Lukes et al. 2009), an alternative mechanism to generate increased biological diversity (Stoltzfus 1999; Gray et al. 2010; Doolittle et al. 2011; and see Speijer 2011 for counterarguments).
