Sentence examples for genus dependent from inspiring English sources

In gymnosperms, our study reveals predominance of the AAT/ATT motif in the 3′UTR fraction; moreover, trimer predominance in the other two fractions seems genus dependent.

These were subsequently used in multiple regression analyses through the origin, using the existence of specific cuckoo races for a target host species or genus (dependent variable: dummy continuous variable with values 1 and 0, respectively, indicating species with and without cuckoo gentes), and the mean and coefficient of variation in host population density (independent variables).

Total carotenoids contents was lower in the domesticated plants of the ten genera analysed (Table  2) whereby the extent of the difference with their wild progenitors was genus-dependent (P < 0.001, Figure  1A).

Boethius seems to have something like this in mind when he articulates difference (b): the parts of a genus are dependent upon the genus, whereas the whole is dependent upon its parts.

Transmission and occurrence of nematodes of the genus Dirofilaria are dependent on environmental factors.

In the Steinernema– Xenorhabdus symbiotic interaction, soil entomopathogenic nematodes from the genus Steinernema are dependent on their intestinal bacterial symbiont, Xenorhabdus (Enterobacteriaceae), for colonization of the insects serving as their nutritional and reproductive niche.

The American entomologist Edward O. Wilson, later recognized as one of the founders of sociobiology, argued that ants of the genus Pheidole are so dependent upon one another for survival that Darwin's original suggestion about them was correct: the nest is a superorganism, an individual in its own right.

Assigning genus abundance as the dependent variable, we modeled host haplogroup and clinical metadata (including age, gender, race, BMI, blood pressure) as independent variables [ 2].

Although it is known that coral-dwelling gobies of the genus Gobiodon are highly dependent on the shelter of healthy Acropora corals, it was unclear whether the host corals also benefit from these associations.

Production of dextran from sucrose in the genus Leuconostoc is strain/species dependent [ 39], and dextransucrase gene was identified in six Leuconostoc genomes (out of nine) in this study.

The eggs will start to hatch from 24 hours onwards in some species but it is genus and possibly species dependent, with additional factors of how long they have been stored internally and the ambient and soil temperature.