Sentence examples for modest species from inspiring English sources

The reduction in NF449 (∼10-fold) and suramin (∼threefold) sensitivity for the K138D P2X1 receptor mutant is consistent with a previous report identifying the role of this residue in mediating the modest species differences in sensitivity to these antagonists between mouse and human P2X1 receptors (Sim et al., 2008).

At the low temperature, the effect of sulfur poisoning was found to be modest and species-independent.

Paul Hetherington, fundraising and communications director of Buglife, said: "Agreement on this initial, very modest list of species is a small but important step in controlling the invasive alien species that are threatening our natural heritage".

For 150m years the bony fish were restricted to freshwater and a modest number of species.

We show that a prominent role of individual stepping stone patches as irreplaceable providers of habitat connectivity and availability arises only under a relatively narrow set of conditions, characterised by low habitat amount, high habitat fragmentation and modest to intermediate species dispersal abilities.

In normal cells, modest reactive oxygen species (ROS) modulates many cellular processes through stress-kinase pathways, including mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathway.

A modest number of species groups have been diagnosed explicitly on the basis of proposed apomorphic character states, implying monophyly [ 12- 14], however, relationships within and among these species groups are unknown.

The reduction in cpDNA copies was relatively modest in some species; B. distachyon: 126 cpDNA copies in the CTAB sample and 107 copies in the nDNA samples (Table 2).

20 In addition to the target organisms, oritavancin has in vitro activity against other Gram-positive organisms, including modest activity against species intrinsically resistant to glycopeptides (Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, and Pediococcus spp .. Oritavancin does not have activity against Gram-negative organisms.

Although relatively modest in terms of species richness, the Vespidae include species spanning much of the known range of animal social complexity, from solitary nesters to highly eusocial species with some of the largest known colonies and multiple reproductives.

In the negative ESI mode, the unmodified peptides typically are detected in low charge states, often as singly deprotonated species of modest abundance, whereas the corresponding carbamylated peptides are observed in higher charge states and with much greater abundances.