Sentence examples for multiple different species from inspiring English sources

Together, the results revealed that HCO1 appears to be toxic to multiple different species of aquatic organisms.

Furthermore, such analyses may also be useful for illuminating shared patterns that occur among multiple different species [44].

The antibodies from Aviva systems biology were specifically designed to cross-react with multiple different species, including the horse.

From samples containing a similarly labeled OTU in our study, we isolated multiple different species of Enterobacteriaceae, but could not associate NEC with an individual species.

In the example given earlier, a number of different mutations have affected the same gene in multiple different species (eg, KIT and MC1R).

For most analyses done in high-throughput biology today, bioinformaticians or statisticians require metainformation about the data for its interpretation, especially when considering experiments comparing replicates of multiple different species, genotypes, or growth conditions for cell cultures.

For instance, for 25 out of the 27 recombination events, the recombinant gene sequences clustered in between E. faecium and other enterococcal species or clustered together with multiple different enterococcal species other than E. faecium, suggesting that these recombinant sequences have originated from the genus Enterococcus (results not shown).

"Cowbirds are generalists, which means that a single individual female can parasitise multiple different host species," explains Hauber.

The sirtuin family genes have also been shown to direct longevity in C. elegans and D. melanogaster [ 1, 2] suggesting an evolutionary conserved need for these proteins in the cells in multiple different complex species.

We previously examined CRISPR spacers from the oral cavities of human subjects using repeat-based amplification [ 11, 28, 29, 34, 35], which allowed us to examine large spacer repertoires from multiple different bacterial species simultaneously.

Genomic rearrangements, Y-autosome translocations, mobile element insertions, and transposable M factors increase the frequency of male recombination in multiple different dipteran species, but this is not necessarily because of an increased rate of meiotic recombination (Gethmann 1988).