Sentence examples for multiple other organisms from inspiring English sources
(3) Ecological inheritance is continuously transmitted by multiple organisms, to multiple other organisms, within and between generations, throughout the lifetime of organisms.
The extension to multiple other organisms, depending on the research questions, will be greatly facilitated by the CycADS system.
It will be interesting to investigate such relationships in multiple other organisms given that PBM data for those are now available, which may help understand TF-DNA interactions in the context of evolution.
The T3SS is a key virulence determinant of P. aeruginosa and multiple other Gram-negative organisms.
To date RNAi studies in C. elegans have produced no obvious phenotype, so the question remains as to why there are four copies of this gene in C. elegans and also multiple copies in other organisms.
As such, this group adds to the multiple other groups of aquatic organisms in this region for future comparative biogeographic analyses, but only if different clades that are being compared are of the same ages of divergences as determined by time-tree analyses or known abiotic factors.
The predicted targets which contained multiple hits would be interesting to validate because there is evidence in other organisms that multiple miRNA binding sites in the 3'UTR contribute to more potent regulation [ 11, 29].
It has been observed that in other organisms possessing multiple HsdS subunit-encoding genes, novel specificities can be generated by recombination events among such hsdS sequences [ 50].
Moreover, the CjFur and CjPerR binding sequences are likely to be extremely similar based on studies of other organisms harboring multiple Fur family members [ 11].
While the three GFP isoforms in Aequorea victoria differ by only 4 amino acids and are thought to be population variants of a single gene [ 2], other organisms have multiple GFPs.
Our homes have that same kind of biological principle; it would have multiple uses, which is meant for other organisms beyond your standard anthropocentric means.
