Sentence examples for geographic isolating from inspiring English sources

New Guinea lowlands currently have few apparent geographic isolating barriers.

Geographic isolates of both C. elegans and C. remanei were raised under standardized laboratory generations for >10 generations to minimize maternal or laboratory adaptation effects during experiments.

The conflicting literature on the impact of BRCA1 mutation status on ovarian cancer survival should promote additional studies from different ethnic populations, and thereby allow investigators to study whether or not there is a survival benefit due to BRCA1 mutation, or may be secondary to other common inherited genetic factors, which may be shared in ethnic or geographic isolated populations.

Current knowledge of Nautilus ecology is gleaned through an amalgamation of studies of life history and demographic parameters, using a range of methods and investigating different species, geographic morphs and geographically isolated populations of Nautilus.

Using extracted DNA from hepatopancreas or feces of ten geographic isolates of MBV infected shrimp, the PCR reaction yields a 261 bp fragment specific to the MBV sequence.

Phylogenetic analysis of published fragments of mt genes rrnS, cox1 and nad1, which represent multiple geographic isolates of T. taeniaeformis also resolve two distinct clades that at present do not seem to be geographically isolated.

To determine evolutionary relationships among the Mexican IHHNV isolates obtained in this study and compare them to other geographic isolates, 14 IHHNV capsid protein sequences isolated from L. stylirostris and P. monodon in different geographic locations were downloaded from GenBank and included in phylogenetic analyses (Table S1).

As both vent species seem to be related to the B. boomerang complex of species (sister group) located at cold seeps from the deep-sea Caribbean region [17], geographic isolates originated from either Barbados accretion prism or the Florida escarpment were likely to colonise the rift separately and met subsequently to hybridise.

In C. remanei, phenotypes were compared among three geographic isolates: PB259, EM464, and SB146.

This could also explain the considerable variability in this enzyme activity previously detected [ 45] in different Leishmania sp. and geographic isolates of the same species.

In C. elegans, twelve geographic isolates served as the initial pool of standing genetic variation for experimental evolution in the laboratory.