Sentence examples for inherently conserved from inspiring English sources
In this model, mass is inherently conserved because of the surface treatment, but this treatment also poses a challenge in calculating the surface properties like the surface tension.
This difference most probably depends on whether the rice plant inherently conserves the functional OsHMA3, which is a membrane transporter protein involved in Cd storage in root vacuoles.
The sequence at site 2 is flanked by the end of the first repeat and the first spacer, and is therefore inherently less well conserved.
However, this paradigm has arisen from studies using methods that are inherently biased towards discovering roles for conserved genes, such as the use of cross-staining antibodies.
One reason could be that the correlated mutation analysis will inherently focus on residues which are not conserved (because otherwise there will be no coevolution effect).
Because short reads would frequently show similarity to multiple protein families that share conserved domains, the mapping to functions is inherently ambiguous.
These receptors recognize conserved motifs from a wide range of pathogens that are inherently resistant to mutation based on their essential nature for pathogen survival (Medzhitov and Janeway, 2002).
In summary, in this paper we have identified a highly conserved in cis regulatory element within the TGF-β1 5'UTR responsible for its inherently low translational efficiency.
Given that G/C tracts are unstable in the C. elegans dog-1 mutant, we wanted to test if G/C tracts were conserved in other wild type isolates of C. elegans or whether G/C tracts are inherently unstable.
