Sentence examples for level of repertoire from inspiring English sources

Our data suggest that besides the role of selection in song divergence, these long time isolated lineages may have limited acoustic contact, probably resulting in a low level of repertoire syllable sharing.

Despite different epidemiologies in the African populations, var type frequency distributions (Figure 3) and levels of repertoire overlap (Figure 4) appeared essentially the same but significantly different from local PNG and South American populations.

In this sense, we consider a community stable at the level of functional repertoire if it collectively possesses the traits necessary to survive in a given environment.

Salivary transcriptome and proteome analysis of P. duboscqi has resulted in a better understanding at the molecular level of the repertoire of proteins present in the saliva of this sandfly (Tables 1 and 2).

Another important observation is that, at least at this level of resolution, var DBLα repertoire relatedness is not a function of microsatellite repertoire relatedness.

Notwithstanding these caveats, it will nonetheless be of substantial interest to ascertain whether arthritis-associated alterations in usurped SLRP fragments correlate with disease severity, and to determine the contextual relationship of such levels within the repertoire of realizable biomarkers of OA [ 14].

Data obtained on a remarkable difference in the repertoire and level of cytokines produced and secreted by metastatic cells (VMR) vs. non-metastatic cells (CSML0) was rather expected.

Comparison of GPCRs in Ciona to that in human reveals a high level of orthology of a protochordate repertoire with that of vertebrate GPCRs.

Second, we show that peptide-binding repertoire and level of cell surface expression are inversely correlated in both chickens and humans, indicating that this relationship is a fundamental property of class I molecules.

This pattern is not due to a low level of variability in the gene repertoire of the genus Campylobacter because despite completely sequencing the pan-genomes of C. coli and C. jejuni, we missed more than 1,600 other Campylobacter genes (fig. 4).

Thus, compared to HC, SLE repertoire did not display a significantly higher level of clones that were maintained in the repertoire over a similar time period.