Sentence examples for most ancient one from inspiring English sources

#The great variety of forms makes it unlikely that the modern form is the most ancient one, and the words on which the interpretation are based are not found in many of the earliest records of the rhyme (see above).

Among the three cytochrome oxidases, type cbb 3oxidase is the most ancient one and is present in almost all Proteobacteria except anaerobic δ-Proteobacteria [ 45].

The [G; T; C; –; C; γ; 19; C] haplotype was present in 8 out of 9 European countries tested, suggesting that it might be the most ancient one.

Note however that a recent phylogenetic analysis of tRNA suggests the archaeal lineage may have been the most ancient one; it would have been followed by viruses, then by Eukarya and Bacteria [ 45].

By comparing the recorded Indo-European languages, especially the most ancient ones, much of the parent language from which they are descended can be reconstructed.

Storytelling -- in words, pictures, film -- is a flexible art in which compelling stories (all our most ancient ones) produce unlimited creative responses that can enchant us, can move or madden us, heal or worry a wound.

One-carbon metabolism is considered to be one of the most ancient ones, and presumably of a prebiotic origin [ 29].

Finally, group C consists of only three genes (ftr82, ftr83, and ftr84), which seem to be the most ancient ones.

p. 9: Why should we assume that COGs that are the most widely distributed in extant taxa are the most ancient ones?

The estimates vary approximately twofold if not more, from the most recent ones at ~1.1-1.2 ~1.1-1.2years ago (Gya) [ 3, 21, 22]; to the most ancient ones at ~2.3-2.7 Gya [ 23, 24].

It's a reminder that malaria is one of our most ancient foes, one that has proved difficult to smite.