Sentence examples for having common ancestry from inspiring English sources

It is necessary to realize that having common ancestry does not logically entail sharing a common ancestor.

2) If the anticodon stem/loop and acceptor stem are homologous (in the true sense of having common ancestry instead of merely sequence or structural similarity), then the two codes a) shifted on the structure and b) became double stranded in the acceptor stem, whereby the proposed identity of bases in the acceptor stem with the anticodon is much more difficult to reconcile.

"They have common ancestry.

Of course, this makes a lot of sense, as we have common ancestry with other animals, and "humanness" didn't just appear, as a package, out of nothing; it was something that happened over time, vast expanses of time.

Capsid formation and the cleavage and encapsidation of replicated viral DNA occur in the nucleus and resemble similar processes in tailed dsDNA (double-stranded DNA) bacteriophages, which indicates they might have common ancestry.

The world's languages can be grouped into language families consisting of languages that can be shown to have common ancestry.

All participants were interviewed to ensure that no individuals have common ancestry going back at least three generations.

(ie. if i and j have common ancestry, and j and k have common ancestry, then i and k should also have common ancestry).

As these breeds have common ancestry, affected dogs were suspected to have the same disease.

It is not simply that we have "common ancestry of a bunch of proteins".

(ie. we assume i and k have common ancestry even if the common neighbourhood size falls below the cutoff, provided there exists a segment j that has common ancestry with both of them).