Sentence examples for merger of distinct from inspiring English sources

Allopolyploidy is a preeminent process in plant evolution that results from the merger of distinct genomes in a common nucleus via inter-specific hybridization.

It would also be crucial to study the time scales of the stabilisation of the (relatively stable) phenotypes that are analyzed by evolutionary biologists (e.g. the stabilisation of the eukaryotic organisation from the initial merger of distinct prokaryotic partners, the stabilisation of a particular metabolic pathway, etc).

Our merger of four distinct traditions and noble commitment of freedom through the American Missionary Association for people of African descent is unheard of among our denominational cousins.

In one model type the primary event in eukaryogenesis is a symbiosis, a merger of two distinct prokaryotic lineages [ 2, 3, 10- 12].

An examination of the genomic sequence suggests that instead, this open reading frame is an artifact caused by the merger of two distinct lysozyme g genes (LygB2 and LygC) that are arranged in tandem (Additional file 5: Figure S3).

To clarify further what I had in mind, this blog will look at one of the truly creative processes of tremendous importance in evolutionary history: symbiotic mergers of two distinct organisms to generate a third new one (symbiogenesis).

It is evident that this book pushes 'chimeras' - 'a mythical beast that blends the parts of real animals' and 'something that represents the successful merger of two or more distinct beings' (p. 4) - as a fundamental phenomenon in life and evolution, but what is to be intended with the term?

Royal Dutch/Shell was a merger of operations only: the group is still 60% owned by its Dutch parent, 40% by its distinct British one.

Within the distinct fields of landscape architecture and landscape ecology, there is a seeming desire for a merger of ideas and goals; but such a merger is far from being explored exhaustively.

The Federal Trade Commission, for example, failed to halt the merger of Whole Foods and Wild Oats because a lower court did not believe that premium food stores constituted a market distinct from the universe of grocery stores.

Led merger of First National with Wachovia 1985.