Sentence examples for for reciprocally from inspiring English sources

The honeycomb configuration of the many Diamatic dome patterns available is particularly convenient for reciprocally supported element (RSE) transformation.

For reciprocally mating snails, on the other hand, ejaculate receipt as well as ejaculate production and delivery costs may be responsible for decreased fecundity in mating individuals.

We assign gene loss events to nodes on the grass phylogenetic tree and search for reciprocally lost duplicated genes which might have contributed to reproductive isolation during the radiation of the major grass lineages.

For alternative splicing analyses, junction.bed files were input in AltAnalyze to calculate percent spliced in (PSI) values for reciprocally expressed junctions from junction read counts, using annotations derived from Ensembl 72 and UCSC annotated mRNAs.

In addition, for reciprocally imprinted genes with opposing phenotypic effects, the kinship theory predicts that expression levels will escalate (Wilkins and Haig, 2001; Frank and Crespi, 2011; Wilkins, 2011).

After the inference of the MRCA expression pattern between extant duplicated gene pairs, we tested for asymmetric protein sequence evolution for these reciprocally expressed gene duplicates, in which one copy has accumulated more amino acid mutations than the other copy after duplication.

The pattern of genetic divergence we found for the montane clade (Nguru versus Usambara) is similar to what has been described in other vertebrates for mtDNA (reciprocally monophyletic), although our results from the nuclear genome emphasize the need for more studies from East Africa to include a diverse set of markers in phylogeographic studies.

These calculations were also made for the reciprocally monophyletic clades S and P, see below, separately.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04711.003 10.7554/eLiFigure1 figureigure 1—figure supplement 1. Preference scores for the reciprocally trained groups of Figure 1.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04711.007 10.7554/eLiFigure11.008 Figure 2 figure supplement 2. Preference scores for the reciprocally trained groups of Figure 2. Sample sizes: 25 32.

They also proved the existence of a random coincidence point for a pair of reciprocally continuous and compatible single-valued and multivalued operators.