Sentence examples for have identified lost from inspiring English sources

Accelerated regions have highlighted potentially modified neurological [ 13, 14] and anatomic [ 15] pathways, human-specific duplications have been implicated in enhanced neuronal migration [ 16] and human-specific deletions have identified lost regulatory regions [ 17].

When working at a sector skills council I also experienced the reluctance of a number of key players to share information precisely for the reason other posters have identified – losing ideas, market position and so on.

They have identified 105 lost children and reunited them with their families.

Comparative genomic studies have identified many genes lost in humans but present in other primates (Wang et al. 2006); these loss events are typically caused by a missense or other inactivating mutation and leave behind a pseudogene remnant (Schrider et al. 2009).

The other firm, which has not been identified, lost its client base as a result, and had to shut down its political consulting business, the indictment says.

Several studies have identified financial concerns, specifically lost wages from taking time off for surgery, as a barrier to VMMC uptake among this subgroup.

Using OCI, we have identified regions of chromatin losing internal structure.

"Whereas previous studies have identified areas at risk of losing production or income if problems with pollination arise, this study highlights that problems could be more widespread specifically with respect to health," says Nynke Schulp, a spatial ecologist at VU University Amsterdam, who was not involved in the study. .

Through a wider analysis of ascorbate biosynthesis, we have identified that GULO has also been lost in photosynthetic eukaryotes.

Since then, social workers have identified 208 mothers at risk of losing their children.

Senescence is accompanied by a major loss of LMNB1, and recent chromatin immunoprecipitation sequencing (ChIP-seq) experiments have identified the majority of the regions losing LMNB1 occupancy in senescence (Sadaie et al., 2013).