Sentence examples for extensive rate of from inspiring English sources

A possible reconciliation between the extensive rate of gene duplications and the gene balance hypothesis is that functional divergence directly followed the duplication event, thereby facilitating the retention of both duplicates [ 23].

We recently demonstrated that myeloma cells are highly sensitive towards proteasome inhibitors due to their extensive rate of immunoglobulin synthesis, thereby triggering the terminal unfolded protein response (UPR) and apoptosis via endoplasmic reticulum (ER) stress.

"There is a stunning silence to the extensive rates of violence, and shameful statistics of children killed, in this region," said Mr. Kastberg.

However, the coefficient of variation in the absence of multiple rate categories (median estimate of 0.42; 95% credibility interval of 0.32 to 0.52) was not found to provide evidence of extensive rate heterogeneity, hence this alternative model was rejected.

Neighbor-joining trees were constructed (Poisson model) [ 37] and sequences presumed to be non-orthologous, due to extensive rate variation and evidence of gene duplication, were excluded from further analyses.

However, the inclusion of the rate categories did not significantly improve the fit, and the coefficient of variation in the described analysis with a single rate category had a median value of 0.33 (95% credibility interval of 0.22 to 0.45), which suggested there was not strong evidence of extensive rate heterogeneity.

The existence of such an extensive rate variation among lineages precludes the application of the linearized tree method [ 45] whose estimates can be highly biased when the molecular clock does not hold [ 46].

Summarizing rates of evolution of Influenza A viruses and possibly other segmented RNA viruses by a single number might therefore not give a realistic picture of the extensive rate variation found in these viruses.

These rates are similar to those estimated in previous studies (e.g., [ 11, 16]), and our results suggest that there is extensive rate heterogeneity between the different segments of the Influenza A genomes of H1N1 viruses, and even within segments as demonstrated in particular by the posterior estimates for M2 and M1.

The effect of clay supplying on a low saline system was that clay presence had negative effects on viscosity in an extensive range of intension rate and only in a limited range of shear rate it had positive effects.

Susan B. Haire, an associate professor of political science at the University of Georgia, has done extensive research into the rate of reversal for the various circuits and said that, in fact, the reversal rates for the Ninth are generally higher than for other circuits.