Sentence examples for many different genetically from inspiring English sources

There may be many different genetically regulated responses during the antagonist-pathogen interaction under the influence of different agents of stress on both sides (pathogen or antagonist), especially in the zone of interaction.

By comparison with their surface counterparts, subterranean rodents have evolved many different genetically coded morphological and physiological traits, such as digging forearms or teeth, and modified vestibular organs, eyes and visual processing [ 9– 11].

Instead, the process of speciation, as it occurs in many ways in many different groups (genetically, ecologically, geographically) should be described and documented pluralistically.

Spontaneous development of intestinal inflammation in many different kinds of genetically engineered mice as well as the presence of numerous susceptibility genes in humans suggests that inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is mediated by more complicated mechanisms than previously predicted.

We next asked to what extent olfactory responses to different odorants were correlated, performing these analyses for sexes separately, because the responses of males and females are different genetically for many odorants (Supplementary Figure 1).

Scientific theories may, and do, arise genetically in many different ways, and the manner in which a particular scientist comes to formulate a particular theory may be of biographical interest, but it is of no consequence as far as the philosophy of science is concerned.

Marsupials are at a convenient degree of evolutionary divergence from humans; mice are too close and have not developed many different functions, while birds are genetically too remote.

Overall, this screen indicates that cohesin and chromatin are genetically connected through many different chromatin effectors.

E. coli has been genetically modified to produce many different chemical compounds (Table 1 and Figure 2) [25] demonstrating its biotechnological potential.

The meningococcus is a highly diverse organism both genetically and antigenically, with many different genotypes circulating in a given population at a given time.

Many different factors regulate gene expression, of which genetically encoded transcriptional regulation seems to play the major part (Wilson et al., 2008).