Sentence examples for is today synonymous from inspiring English sources

Though the city of Washington is today synonymous with the District of Columbia, in 1861, Washington occupied only a portion of the District.

Throughout this study, the ages have been measured by the newly calibrated substitution rate, which is 3×10−8 synonymous substitutions/site/year that corresponds to 7990 years per any synonymous substitution in the mitochondrial genome (or 8250 years per synonymous transition).

Drones are today synonymous with war and surveillance.

The corrected interspecies distances were 53.44 synonymous and 11.54 rRNA gene transversions.

The average distance from the tips to the root of the human mtDNA tree was 0.228 synonymous and 1 rRNA gene transversion.

Based on the divergence time of the two species of 16.8 MYA, the synonymous substitution rate within Acanthus was estimated to be 1.04e-9 1.04e-9onymous site per year.

The number of inferred synonymous mutations is 571.1 and 484.9, respectively.

Among the 3.3 million SNPs found in the subject's genome were 8,996 non-synonymous changes in known SNPs and 1,573 in novel SNPs.

There were 7,271 non-synonymous changes that predominantly affected protein families associated with extracellular environment including G-protein coupled receptors, immunoglobulins, cell surface/membrane proteins and ion channels (Additional file 2: Figure S2C).

Compared to non-irradiated cells, there were 2256 and 949 synonymous point mutations in 3FB4-1 and in MEF, respectively, after IR.

The overall average ratio of non-synonymous and synonymous mutations was 0.471 (N/S) and that of RNA and synonymous was 0.324 (RI/S).