Sentence examples for has a derived from inspiring English sources

The cranium has a derived modern human morphology in features of the frontal, occipital, maxillae, and dentition.

The absence of HAP2/GCS1 from Trichoplax suggests that this organism has a derived mechanism of sexual reproductive cycle compared to other basal metazoans.

Thus, D.marsupialis has a derived arrangement arising from a fission between C3 and C4.

The very nature of exclusive rooting is to prove a branch of the tree has a derived trait.

E7 has a derived inversion, otherwise T7, Pt7, E7 and P7 share the same gene order and gene content.

One could argue we have excluded the root from the ancestor of the Archaea and Firmicutes based on the presence of a derived PyrD, but have come up with an odd scenario to justify a rooting we like that has a derived thymidylate synthase.

The uninformative dyads are simply pairs of time measures that do not have a derived measure and therefore are not contained in any of these four triad identities.

One can then exclude the root from any branches where all the organisms have a derived form of the gene.

Approximately 73%% of domperidone prescriptions in the CPRD on or after 1 January 2005 have a derived numeric daily dose value recorded.

This implies this distribution is not the result of horizontal transfer, but rather each of these groups ancestrally had a derived form of the protein.

But it also has a quirkiness derived from its early 1900s past as a resort.