Sentence examples for from lineage from inspiring English sources

Among the exceptions are those who have no real family in the first place — most of them women, who generally stand to gain less from lineage, anyway.

The program includes more meditative solos (from "LineAge"), as well as narrative works ("Dido & Aeneas"), but there is a clumsy quality to the way the dances are strung together.

Bats evolved from lineage of dogs 2.2% c.

M31 would be derived from lineage M (TMRCA of 63,000 years) predominant in Eurasia, itself derived from haplogroup L3 which is believed to originate in Africa 84,000 years ago.

Three quarters of the strains came from Lineage 4, with most being LAM.

Differences in substitution rates from lineage to lineage have been attributed to variation in neutral rates of substitution, population size, generation times, and selective forces.

In agreement with our observations, it was shown that multipotent neural stem cells, (differently from lineage-restricted neural precursors) do not survive in the intact CNS [10].

Taken together, we conclude that the intermittent presence/absence pattern of the CatSper channel complex in metazoan genomes was likely derived from lineage-specific gene loss.

This evolutionary relevant nomenclature, which is highlighted in Table 1, provides the simplest way of distinguishing between myod paralogues arising from the teleost WGD and those arising from lineage-specific duplication events.

Coalescent estimates of a positive level of gene flow (albeit low) from proximal populations of BLUE into proximal populations of RED differs from the lack of gene flow inferred from lineage-wide comparisons [20].

We compared relative expression levels of inparalogous genes (paralogous genes generated from lineage-specific gene duplication [ 46]) within each species.