Sentence examples for molecular analysis showed from inspiring English sources

The molecular analysis showed that two other predominant ways lead to duplication in this context: formation of extra chimeric chromosomes and non-reciprocal translocation events.

Molecular analysis showed that different populations of L. pentosus and yeasts were the only microbial members of the biofilm formed during fermentation, regardless of inoculation.

The organs' airways were constricted, and molecular analysis showed abnormally high levels of fibronectin and collagen which would stiffen the lung tissue and also high levels of receptor molecules for nicotine.

Molecular analysis showed the previously described R141H, V231M, and T237M Pmutationsinns in four patients as well as 3 rare mutations (ΔC389, L104V, and IVS1 –1 G→A) in the PMM2 gene in two Asian patients.

Despite the significant differences in morphology, molecular analysis showed the secotioid version to be the same species as the typical morphotype.

The Bornean slow loris was elevated to the species level (as N. menagensis) in 2006, when molecular analysis showed it to be genetically distinct from N. coucang.

Long-bone-derived PαS cells and mSSCs are most prevalent in newborn mice, and molecular analysis shows that they constitute distinct progenitor populations from the earliest stages onward.

Molecular analysis shows that the species has a close phylogenetic relationship with three other toxic white Amanitas: A. subjunquillea var.

More recently, taxonomic authorities have placed the genus in the family Psathyrellaceae; molecular analysis shows it to be most closely allied to this group.

Although the species has some similarities with species in the section Duploannulatae based on the structure of its veil and its tendencies towards rufescence (developing a red coloration), molecular analysis shows that it does not belong in this section.

The specific epithet serialiformis refers to its resemblance to A. serialis (the Latin adjective -formis derives from forma, meaning "having the form of"). Molecular analysis shows that Antrodia leucaena, A. infirma, A. primaeva, and A. variiformis are closely related species.