Sentence examples for extant landscape from inspiring English sources

So what happens when we subtract a significant extant landscape feature from its authentic setting or add one to a landscape that has significance of its own?

This type of association, although not strictly causal, shows to what extent the induced p65 cistrome is predetermined by the extant chromatin landscape.

In contrast, many other genome-wide data sets provide a static snapshot of the extant chromatin landscape or track complex changes through development, which represents the combined contributions of many activators and repressors.

The paper argues that the agricultural landscape extant at the beginning of the war shaped the nature of these multifaceted struggles, even as it was an object of those struggles.

Yet given the tensions extant and a landscape where perceptions are received as reality, it is an ominous and dangerous turn of events risking America's standing and influence in a part of the world that is becoming evermore the cauldron of contemporary history.

To account for these inconsistencies and to integrate the expected effects of a changing environment, such as facilitated migration by exposed and forced displacement by submersing land [ 15, 24], a more comprehensive model needs to be outlined to explain the extant maternal genetic landscape of ISEA.

But with the decreasing footprint of landscapes with extant ecological systems, we collectively, scientist and maker of place, must find every means to regenerate ecological systems within both natural and cultural landscapes.

The modeled niche can be projected onto extant and future climatic landscapes by identifying the current set of favorable conditions and selecting for those same climatic parameters on future maps.

Our results suggest that gBGC is of ancient origin in vertebrates and has impacted the neutral nucleotide substitution process in all vertebrate lineages, even though this is not always reflected by a strong GC-heterogeneity in the genomic landscapes of extant species.

Finally, phylogenetic reconstruction of the relationships among amniote CR1 lineages permitted us to infer the CR1 diversity in the ancestral amniote genome and reconstruct the subsequent events of CR1 expansion or inactivation that led to the pronounced differences among the repetitive landscapes of extant amniote genomes.

These models operate concurrently on a connected landscape, parameterized by extant spatial databases, and expert opinion.