Sentence examples for involved exchange of from inspiring English sources

For instance, genomic mixing between P. glaucus and P. canadensis in the formation of P. appalachiensis likely involved exchange of large portions of chromosomes, as has been documented in sunflower hybrid species (Rieseberg et al. 1995; Buerkle and Rieseberg 2007).

Procedures that involved exchange of only part of the prosthesis (e.g. exchange of cup or liner alone) and debridement without exchange or removal of any part of the prosthesis were also included in the study and defined as revision.

While these analyses give us only a limited perspective on the mechanism of recombination, it is notable that the abundant SNPs suggest that each of the characterized events involved exchange of a substantial segment without interruptions (at least 1 kb), rather than restricted local repair.

More recently, by following more lines heteroplasmic for ATP6[1] and temperature sensitive genomes, we recovered two more recombinants (this finding and sequence data have been added to the manuscript as part of Figure 2 figure supplement 1), both involved exchange of a long stretch of continuous sequence (5-12kb), again well outside of the range characteristic of most gene conversion systems.

Thursday's protests around the country, most of which involved exchanges of rocks and tear gas, were set off this week by anger at a reduction in public fuel subsidies.

We found that the five questions rated as requiring LOC skills still had the potential to generate student discussion that involved exchanges of reasoning.

In general coupling of codes requires averaging of involved exchanged quantities due to different coordinate systems and grids used by the codes resulting in additional inaccuracies which degrade the output.

Ten involved exchanges between AAs which occurred rarely on a genome scale with a Blosum62 score of 0 or lower, indicating that these exchanges were likely to have functional effects.

The last and longest eased them into more involved exchanges.

Often transactions involved the direct exchange of diamonds for arms.

A long ball forward from Ryan Shawcross saw Peter Crouch flick on for Jon Walters to put the Potters ahead but, while that may have been viewed as a typical Stoke goal, the second involved a lovely exchange of passes for Stephen Ireland to score.