Sentence examples for exist in high numbers from inspiring English sources

In this review we describe the presence of rarely studied, non-coding RNAs that exist in high numbers in exosomes.

Free-living amoebae (FLA) are unicellular protozoa that exist in high numbers in aquatic environments where they play a useful role as predators of bacteria, algae, viruses, and fungi [ 1].

Since common species exist in higher numbers, they play a bigger role in maintaining the ecosystem as well.

The only commonality between these markers is that both regions exist in high copy numbers within eukaryotes, which in turn facilitates their PCR amplification.

"The use of dogs is increasingly vital to protect and sustain these species so they exist in high enough numbers to recover".

Some of the transposon-like elements exist in high copy numbers in the genomes of most eukaryotes, but the great majority of them are inactive, and only a small portion of them retain the ability to transpose [ 35, 36].

Some of transposon-like elements exist in high copy numbers in the genomes of most eukaryotes, but the great majority of them are inactive, and only a small portion of them retain the ability to transpose.

A subset of the ones which do get fixed (and thus visible to us), perhaps by genetic drift, are minimally affected by the rearrangements and are thus likely to be non-functional or 'neutral', such as pseudogenes, repeats, segmental duplications of non-functional regions, and short genes that exist in high copy number.

Rather, in decision-making contexts where currently living people relate to future people who will exist (and in high numbers) whatever they will decide to do, currently living people do not harm future people when they secure a threshold level of well-being for them even if they could further improve the well-being of future people.

In contrast, the sequences detected by probes having higher hybridization intensities in B73 than in Mo17 (B>M probes) are likely to: 1) exhibit multiple sequence differences (SNPs and/or IDPs) between B73 and Mo17; 2) be absent from the Mo17 genome (PAVs); or 3) exist in higher copy number in B73 than in Mo17 (CNV).

In others, centrioles and/or centrosomes are absent or inactive in some tissues, while they can exist in very high number in others.