The increasing availability of whole genome sequences and the annotation of genes from a wide range of phyla enables phylogenetic analysis of gene families to provide important contextual insight into their present day form and association with human disease.
People raised in this atmosphere of distrust have trouble forming companies and associations.
Set designers create atmosphere in the audience's minds through their use of color, form, history, and association... obvious and subliminal.
During invasion and formation of the parasitophorous vacuole, the parasite modifies the host cytoskeleton through reorganization of intermediate filaments and capture of microtubule organization centers and forms associations with mitochondria and ER.
Freedom of expression and the right to form political parties and associations are guaranteed, as is freedom of religious belief.
That is, individuals high in a particular personality trait such as Openness tend to migrate and form associations and affiliations (groups) with those who are similarly minded (Rentfrow, 2010).
"Great Trees of New York City" is a 48-page guide that describes more than 100 city trees of impressive size, age, species, form and historic association.
S. collinitus is a mycorrhizal species, and forms associations with several species of pine, most notably the Aleppo pine.
It gives machines the ability to learn, gain new information from what they experience, and form associations between different events and how they interact.
These analysts are tasked with processing large quantities of information and forming associations for a variety of reasons including but not limited to knowledge discovery, discovering groups and individual of interest, and analyzing criminal or terrorist networks.
