Sentence examples for has a primordial from inspiring English sources

But it also has a primordial quality, conjuring the dangerous, grueling ordeal of ancient birth practices.

Giardia, an organism thought to be a representative of the early diverging eukaryote lineage, has a primordial Arf that is ∼70% and 63% identical to human class I/II and class III Arfs [36].

It is well known that caspase-3 has a primordial role in triggering the cascade of events that lead to apoptosis [ 2, 32, 37].

Anatomical and molecular evidence shows that the sea lamprey has a primordial accessory olfactory system that may serve a chemosensory function.

The book of Proverbs introduces, in an apparently theological context, the concept of Wisdom (Ḥokhma), which was to have a primordial significance for Jewish thought, and presents it as the first and favourite of God's creations.

Perhaps we're attracted to tradition in all things romantic; perhaps it's simply animal instinct as there are more and more biological studies suggesting that males have a primordial instinct to chase a mate and females have a primordial instinct to accept the mate that wins the chase.

He writes in order to regain some closeness to Mary, the person with whom he has always had a primordial intimacy, but when he thinks of her, he "might just as well have been wondering what a bird feels when it sings or when it flies from place to place and makes a decision to land here and not there".

Xenopus species have also been shown to have a single class I locus [28], in contrast to axolotl [29], indicating that Rana temporaria may have a primordial MHC organization like that of Xenopus.

In addition, genetic and epigenetic regulations have a primordial role in the microRNAs and gene expression interactions [ 1– 3].

They have a primordial germ cell/gonocyte origin, and it is important to emphasise that epigenetic reprogramming is known to occur during germ cells development.

"President Bush is right in that the U.S. has an almost primordial interest in good relations with Mexico," said Robert Pastor, director of the new Center for North American Studies at American University.