Sentence examples for extant elements from inspiring English sources

The largest expansion is found in A. thiersii with 85 extant elements.

Apart from a smaller amplification in V. volvacea (45 elements), clade A is dominated by ECM species which contribute 84% of the 356 extant elements.

This problem is particularly acute with previous studies of mammalian transposons and non-LTR retrotransposons that have relied upon measures of sequence divergence between extant elements and their ancestral consensus sequences as estimates of element age.

A phylogeny is a rooted tree that represents the evolutionary relationships of a set of elements (such as species, genes, … ) represented by its nodes: internal nodes are ancestors, leaves are extant elements and edges represent direct descents between parents and children.

Not only older spacers had longer opportunity for deletion but they also match ancient, instead of extant, mobile elements.

Here, we describe a genetic screen to generate a series of ethyl methanesulfonate (EMS -induced Top2 allEMS -inducedreasoned Top2 hypomorphic allelesl mutasions weuld preasoned useful resource that would complement thypomorphicop2 P-element insertion andeles (Bloominulln Stock Center).

Unfortunately, no Jewish texts of this genre from the Persian period are extant, so these new elements can be recognized only inferentially from their survival in later times notably in products of the ensuing Hellenistic Age, such as the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Many of the developped arguments start from reporting shared cellular or genetic elements between extant species throughout the 3 domains of life, and conclude that these elements were already present in LUCA.

A key element of extant avian kinesis is the transformation of bony connections that are immobile in nonavian outgroups into thinned "flexion zones" that permit bending movements [10], [13] [17].

These aspects include not just the innovative genetic design of new strains but also the incorporation of novel chemical elements into the extant biochemistry, as well as genomic stability and scaling-up issues.

Around 300 BC, in Euclid's Elements, the oldest extant axiomatic proof of the theorem is presented.