Sentence examples for is poorly compatible from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the extremely distant similarity between the hallmark proteins from diverse virus groups with dramatically different replication strategies is poorly compatible with an HGT scenario.

Having acknowledged this uncertainty, we would like to point out that the history of the NCLDV ligases elucidated in this study is poorly compatible with the contribution of viral genes to the host genomes that is hypothesized by Forterre.

So far, the combination of both methods has been limited due to challenges in sample ionization because, under normal operating conditions, the immiscible biphase composition of a liquid stream is poorly compatible with electrospray.

In our view, such a model assuming that molecules encounter physical barriers is poorly compatible with the dynamic nature of nuclear organization and with the lack of correlation between protein size and mobility in the nucleus (Sprague et al., 2004; Mueller et al., 2008).

Microadenoma and pregnancy are poorly compatible with each other.

However, they are poorly compatible with polar system, such as acrylic copolymer, polyurethanes, and polyamides.

Mechanical, chemical, transport properties and density of Portland Cement concrete are poorly compatible with lime mortar masonry structures.

Mouse EpiSC are poorly compatible with embryo chimerism, at least by standard ES cell methods of blastocyst injection and morula aggregation, but retain the ability to differentiate to multiple tissues as judged by teratoma formation and in vitro differentiation [10], [11].

Again, these data are poorly compatible with the prediction from the "microbial" hypothesis, because all scientists live among purported believers, while the microbes of religiosity are expected to be contagious by definition.

These correlations are poorly compatible with the infection hypothesis, while psychology can explain them in a logical manner: individuals may eschew religious groups in accord with their own needs and interests.

However, the specific scenario of cellular evolution favored by Forterre appears to be poorly compatible with the results of comparative genomics, thus compromising the model of virus evolution associated with it.