Sentence examples for more ancient ones from inspiring English sources

It has also been previously observed [ 26] that 30% of the sorghum genome showed correspondence to two or more unlinked intervals which the authors postulated could either be due to very localised colinearity or which may reflect more recent duplications superimposed on more ancient ones.

Thanks to the Normans, who planted hunting forests, we can claim more ancient ones than any other country in Europe.

As might be expected, paralogues resulting from recent duplications are more similar than more ancient ones.

A previous study has shown that recently acquired RMSs would be active, whereas more ancient ones would be inactivated during bacterial genome evolution (Lin et al. 2001).

In species that have undergone several ancient WGDs, the more recent WGDs tend to obscure the collinearity from the more ancient ones [ 36].

Consequently, the ages of duplicate genes in the mouse knockout dataset are typically around 500 to 700 mya (in early vertebrates), with a long-tail toward even more ancient ones (>1000 mya).

A new ideal of karma as opposed to the more ancient one of renunciation was emphasized.

All these four lines of evidence suggested that these structures derive from a much more ancient one dating back to LECA.

This, however, does not rule out the presence of selection signature in the recent past, since iHs is sensitive to the occurrence of multiple equally long adaptive haplotypes, or a more ancient one that may be detected by other methods [12].

The latter way, namely self-cleavage by catalytic RNA, should be the more ancient one.

Median protein sequence identity for one-to-many and many-to-many events was also lower compared to one-to-one events (Fig. 5) further supporting the idea that one-to-many and many-to-many HGTs were likely more ancient than one-to-one transfers.