Sentence examples for in three kingdoms from inspiring English sources

So, Haddon handed over his book, which won the Whitbread Book of the Year, to Simon Stephens - a rising star of British theatre who has tackled difficult subjects like sex trafficking in Three Kingdoms and a high-school massacre used to question society's drive for academic success in Punk Rock.

The disagreement may be caused by different protein data sets adopted by these two studies and different evolutionary history of amino acids in three kingdoms of life.

Fig. 3 illustrates the patterns revealed in three kingdoms of eukaryotic life: starting from eukaryotic common ancestor (the left most) through the respective lineage leading towards human (the metazoan/animal lineage; Fig. 3A), yeast (the fungal lineage; Fig. 3B) and Arabidopsis (the plant lineage; Fig. 3C).

The first modern taxonomist (classifier) was Carolus Linnaeus in 18th-century Sweden, who decreed that all creatures should be placed in two kingdoms: Animalia or Plantae.

Since bacteria and archaea use different transcription signals, TA-signals have to be identified separately in two kingdoms.

Conversely, a simple comparative analysis of the complement of protein domains in four kingdoms of Eukarya and superkingdoms Archaea and Bacteria hold very distinctive distributions of molecular functions [ 40] and domain rearrangements [ 20].

A survey of 77 eukaryotic genomes (see additional file 1: Supplementary Results and Tables S1~S4 in additional file 2) in four kingdoms reveals that a relative small fraction of protein domains commonly exist in all species, presumably performing essential biological functions required in all living organisms.

He appeared to have an excessive influence on royal policy, leading to complaints from one chronicler that there were "two kings reigning in one kingdom, the one in name and the other in deed".

Pif1 family DNA helicases are found in all three kingdoms (reviewed in Bochman et al. 2010).

With these few protein-only exceptions, the RNA-protein RNase P complex is ubiquitous in nature, occurring in all three kingdoms of life.

Consider the tumults in the three kingdoms, consider the tumults in ancient Rome, in the most virtuous of her periods, and compare them with ours.