Sentence examples for more ancient forms from inspiring English sources

Over time, he grew interested in even smaller, more ancient forms of life: bacteria.

I wanted to branch out with my faith, to explore more ancient forms of Christian spirituality and felt very drawn to Christian contemplative tradition.

However, the two most closely related subtypes (A/P and C/P) are only differentiated at the LHS side of the genome, and the three most distantly related forms (M, N and Q) appear to exist only as small chimeric segments that are remnants from the RHS of more ancient forms of the virus.

If that is the case, and if the more ancient forms of HNF4 also bound LA, then the results presented here could impact the discussion of the origins of ligand-dependent transcription.

This is Buddhism's P.R. problem: it is still salted by its last wave of contemporary popularity, when it was widely presented as a more ancient form of tuning in and dropping out.

For many consumers, essential oils represent a purer and more ancient form of medicine, one with Biblical overtones — all those scriptural references to anointing — and none of the baggage of the contemporary health-care system.

These genes can be divided into two groups, the first, which appears to be the more ancient form, encodes proteins that are not secreted (cghC1q).

This form of silencing may be reminiscent of a more ancient form of XCI, such as found in marsupials, which is also Xist independent (Chaumeil et al. 2011).

Because the homodimer is distributed in all three domains, it has been suggested that this is the more ancient form [ 60, 61].

Among the species where duplication could not be detected are the three species in section Brevivalvula, which also group together based on the sequence from the ASGR suggesting that they may contain the more ancient form of the ASGR.

Hillsong's ASOS-approved stylings, slick Glee-style choirs and neon lights might make it seem more exciting than Britain's other, more ancient places and forms of worship.