Sentence examples for locally conserved from inspiring English sources
Our results in the analysis of the phylogeny of the URR in the PVs suggest the existence of locally conserved motifs, which could be embedded in a less conserved environment.
Unlike global alignment approaches, local structural alignment approaches are suited to detection of locally conserved patterns of functional groups, which often appear in binding sites and have significant involvement in ligand binding (Shulman-Peleg et al., 2007).
This is the case of the SEED (4) and IMG (5) resources which offer the visualization of conserved synteny results (i.e. gene clusters that share locally conserved chromosomal organization).
Both PrositeScan and HMMER 3.0 were used in the local alignment mode as here we intended to capture the existence of the locally conserved patterns.
Due to the finite-volume approach, mass, momentum, and total energy are locally conserved.
Furthermore, the skew-symmetry preservation implies that kinetic energy, sound-velocity, and internal energy are all locally conserved by convection as well.
They do not display spurious pressure modes and they have been shown to locally conserve, mass, momentum, kinetic energy, and circulation to machine precision.
A detailed study of correlations in rapidly y between pairs of identified π±, K± and pp confirms that strangeness and baryon number are conserved locally, and shows local change conservation between meson-baryon and strangenonstrange pairs.
Mass transport is updated explicitly by a locally mass conserving multilinear discontinuous Galerkin method.
The mountains were also the reason why DNA may have remained relatively unchanged, as people would have found it harder to get from north to south Wales or into England compared with people trying to move across the flatter southern English counties, making them more likely to marry locally and conserve more ancient DNA.
The structural genomic comparisons in Mauve showed that these phages shared a set of conserved locally collinear blocks (LCB).
