Sentence examples for largely conserved from inspiring English sources

Regeneration "depends on a largely conserved cellular machinery," he said, meaning that it is present in all animals.

They say they need to assure donors -- the political equivalent of shareholders -- that their money is being spent wisely and largely conserved until a Democratic nominee emerges from the crowded field and the partisan battle gets under way in earnest.

ATP synthase is a ubiquitous enzyme that is largely conserved across the kingdoms of life.

ZnF1 and ZnF2 roughly encompass residues 259 298 and 299 336 (Fig. 1A), and their sequences are largely conserved across species (Fig. S1).

As shown in Fig. 1, gene order and telomere location are largely conserved at this scale, although the number of chromosomes is quite variable across species.

Assuming that gene order has been largely conserved between these closely related species, the "transcriptome map" of sorghum serves as a valuable reference for sugarcane.

Thus, the basic protein composition of the centromere/kinetochore structure is largely conserved.

Our results suggest that the program for origin activation is largely conserved among different cell types.

Maize core oscillator genes are found to be largely conserved with their Arabidopsis counterparts.

The structure of ribosomes is largely conserved amongst the three kingdoms of life.

Although translation initiation mechanisms greatly diversified in evolution, the basic mechanisms of ribosomal function remained largely conserved.