Sentence examples for group expansion from inspiring English sources
Cultural group expansion also explains the remaining six highly geographically sensitive traits under analysis: Mode of Subsistence, Monotheism, Borrowed vs. Invented Writing System, Subsistence Economy, Agricultural Intensity, and Religious Influence.
Twenty-eight subjects performed acquisition tasks under eight experimental conditions: combinations of four expansion areas (no, one-icon, fish-eye, and group expansion) and two expansion techniques (occlusion and push).
Uneven group expansion was evident especially in some species.
For the future, Vietnam will need to mobilize resources in sustainable and viable ways to support target group expansion and financial protection, as it makes strides to achieve truly comprehensive HI coverage.
Lineage-specific ortholog group expansions, reductions, and deletions between D. noxia and A. pisum.
Lineage-specific ortholog group expansions and reductions between D. noxia and A. pisum.
A. pisum had 4,591 ortholog group expansions, including 3,694 expanded groups (9,835 additional genes) and 895 ortholog groups not present in D. noxia.
D. noxia exhibited 1,022 lineage-specific ortholog group expansions, including 672 expanded groups (1,777 additional genes) and 350 novel groups not present in A. pisum.
Additional large D. noxia ortholog group expansions included FTsJ-like methyltransferase (34 additional genes), zinc-finger proteins (78 additional genes in three groups), and alcohol dehydrogenase transcription factors (27 additional genes in three groups).
Table 1 Characteristics of RME and MME sample groups Expansion Retention Total treatment duration Phase Turns Duration Controls RME group One: rapid 2/day 1–3 weeks 4/months 8 months ± 2 1.2 year ± 0.3 MME group First: very rapid 4 2 1/day 1 h 2/months 8 months ± 2 1.3 year ± 0.2 Second: slow 2/week 4–6 months.
The addition of searches against Kinomer HMMs will improve sensitivity toward TK-group expansions in metazoans and pre-metazoans.
