Sentence examples for independently gained from inspiring English sources

In total, 199 genes with an analogous function were independently gained by strains that are evolutionarily distant from each other.

Nevertheless, the possibility that Coleoptera and Hymenoptera have independently gained TRPA5 could not be completely ruled out.

Furthermore, 7 and 18 loci were present on Chromosomes 4 and 8 respectively, but absent from other species, suggesting that they were independently gained post-duplication.

We find that glutamine repeats exhibit levels of variation comparable to anonymous dinucleotide microsatellites and can be independently gained or lost between fly species.

For instance, F. graminearum and M. grisea both independently gained gene families that are different from each other, but all related to polyssacharide binding and chitinase activity.

In light of these conflicting data, Forterre recently proposed a model (ref. [ 30]) wherein each domain may have independently gained the capacity for DNA synthesis.

If selection favours a change in the way a group of genes are regulated, then each of the target genes must independently gain novel binding sites and/or lose existing ones [ 8, 9, 11, 12].

Though this may help health workers to independently gain access to information and other resources on the Internet, it will compromise the primary purpose of using electronic forms for patient assessment, and incur additional costs to the health system.

An almost threefold increase in the risk of heavy bleeding and perforation with the least experienced endoscopists and significantly increased adverse events for therapeutic colonoscopy with less experienced endoscopists in large-volume trials strongly highlights the importance of endoscopists who manage LNPCPs independently gaining sufficient experience beforehand.

In Britain, which has not adopted the single currency, the euro, and sets rates independently, stocks gained one-third of a percent.

"By failing to support young people to continu e learning beyond school, we create a barrier to them living more independently and gaining employment.