Sentence examples for molecular data presented from inspiring English sources

Acaromorpha sensu Shultz is supported neither by the morphological nor the molecular data presented here.

Although skeletal evidence is still lacking, the molecular data presented here bridge the gap in the fossil record between the Ordovician and Mesozoic Scleractinia.

The molecular data presented here prove that not only p53 activation but the baseline presence of p53 can impact cell death induction.

The clinical and molecular data presented provide insight into the post-transcriptional regulation of MECP2, and identify NUDT21 as a novel candidate for intellectual disability and neuropsychiatric disease.

Although the molecular data presented in this study do not provide sufficient evidence to support that anatomical result, they are also not inconsistent with this interpretation.

The molecular data presented here are in agreement with results obtained for plant-parasitic plant interaction in other systems using proteomics, transcriptomic, biochemical and histological analysis.

Second, dating key events precisely from molecular data presents numerous challenges [41].

Despite the perception that molecular data present a solution to a crisis in taxonomy, studies like this demonstrate the efficacy of an approach that considers data from multiple sources.

However, recent molecular and serological data presented by Anthony et al [15] showed that the EHDV isolate from Nigeria (NIG1967/01) that is used at Institute for Animal Health (IAH) as a reference strain for EHDV-3, cross-neutralises in VNTs with the reference isolate of EHDV-1 (New Jersey - USA1955/01), indicating that they in fact belong to the same 'serotype'serotype

Notably, in addition to the molecular and functional data presented, while MRG15 was demonstrated to co-purify with both BRCA1 and BRCA2, it only appeared to be necessary for the recruitment of BRCA2 (and PALB2/RAD51), but not of BRCA1, at sites of DNA damage [ 21].

These baseline molecular data are presented as neighbor-joining trees to illustrate degrees of divergence within and among taxa.