Sentence examples for most recently derived from inspiring English sources

The LL lineages are polyphyletic, with the eNATL2A ecotype the most recently derived.

In the population of swarmer cells obtained by the synchronization procedure, the younger cells that are most recently derived from cell division might block both processes, accounting for the 30% of cells that did not develop an incipient stalk by 8 hs of carbon starvation.

Our phylogenetic data also suggest that family-A V2Rs (V2RA) is the most recently derived family.

Inflorescence stems represent a developmental series with most recently derived vascular tissue present in apical regions of the stem and the oldest tissue in basal regions.

Within the stem, the vascular tissue represents a developmental series with most recently derived tissue at the top and the oldest at the base [ 20].

This group includes a sizable diversification within North America dated at approximately 6.3 million years ago with skewed species distribution to the most recently derived genus, Pediomelum, suggesting a diversification rate shift.

The recently derived "domestic" form, found over most of the tropics and subtropics, exhibits a striking, innate preference for feeding on humans (see McBride et al. 2014 Nature).

However, it is important to note that gynodioecy is a recently derived trait in the Caenorhabditis lineage, and most other species in the genus are fully gonochoristic.

Recently derived postglacial fish populations are among the most extensively studied systems of ecological speciation in nature (reviewed in Refs. 19, 146, 147).

Most members of Hydatellaceae exemplify the ephemeral aquatic syndrome, apart from a recently derived pair of perennial apomictic species that live submerged in more permanent bodies of water [ 8, 9].

More recently derived secondary symbionts such as So.