Sentence examples for making comparative studies from inspiring English sources
We demonstrated that both main N. furzeri clades have ranges encompassing a substantial variation in environmental conditions, making comparative studies possible at two levels of divergence.
The difficulty in finding conditions suitable for the folding of different OMPs is thus a challenge, making comparative studies of these homologous proteins challenging.
However, the gene annotations acquired from public databases may be inconsistent due to annotating different tools and/or parameters, making comparative studies difficult and inaccurate.
Regulatory networks are known to evolve quickly and both the DNA-binding domains of transcription factors and their target sequence sets are highly dynamic (i.e., orthologous regulators are often regulating non-orthologous targets), making comparative studies difficult [ 43, 44].
However, large syntentic blocks within the arms of this species correspond to whole arms in other members of the Salmoninae, making comparative studies feasible across this subfamily as a whole.
HGT, complex gene duplication events and an accelerated sequence divergence may mask the discovery of orthologs, making comparative studies of TRN a particularly difficult task; see Box 2. Before any biological question about TRNs can be asked, the technical problem of obtaining a reliable network must be solved.
Second, in referring to their sacred writings the Christians made comparative studies of sources.
Having also gained his pro-licence qualification and made comparative studies of American sports, Southgate joined the FA, initially as the head of elite development before assuming responsibility for the England Under-21 side.
The infrequency of femoral head fractures makes comparative studies difficult.
Many researchers have made comparative studies on modeled TEC and observed TEC over different regions.
These are all difficult and complex texts - which makes comparative studies of their views rather daunting.
