Sentence examples for extant common from inspiring English sources

We suggest that the extant common architectures of plant Class I, Class II and Class III formins may have been produced by a relatively simple sequence of evolutionary events that has maintained a continuity of the Rho-FH2 and/or membrane-FH2 association, while the molecular mechanisms of these connections have changed.

SPRING software was used for comparison of LCB lengths [ 117, 118] All the predicted ORFs from the 32 streptococcal strains were clustered into groups based on the threshold of maximum E-value = 10-5 in the reciprocal BLATP analysis and the extant common cluster set (core genome) of each species was determined to compare the numbers of species-specific gene groups and those shared with S. mutans.

Because our chemical dictionary was built from extant or common terms, it contains many community-specific categories commonly used in the (bio- chemical nomenclature (e.g. primary amines, steroids, nucleosides).

Thus in articulating an interpretation, or set of interpretations of the term adequate to frame theoretical issues, we cannot simply describe how it is currently employed — we must assign it a more definite and coherent meaning than extant in common usage (Block 1995, 2002).

In addition to the common extant applications of hEB, aggregates generated via these methods exhibit consistent levels of symmetry and self-organization not attainable using more traditional methods, laying the foundations for a new paradigm of in vitro tissue-level differentiation.

Instead, extant species share common ancestors, from which they all descend.

Our ancient sequences were also similar to this common extant haplotype with a single mutation step away from it, thus suggesting genetic continuity between Norway spruce populations.

We define an evolutionary path as all the branches across a phylogeny that connect a given extant taxon to common ancestor located at a particular node.

Endogamy has been common among extant and historical aristocracies, religious groups, ethnic groups, and social classes.

Extant examples are more common than those of the ancient Near East: a wealth of bronze furniture was recovered at Pompeii; at Herculaneum even wood pieces were partly preserved.

When humerofemoral midshaft circumferences are compared, the difference between OH 62 and AL 288-1 is fairly common in extant species.