Sentence examples for nearest natural from inspiring English sources

It has fifty-two fewer genes than its nearest natural competitor, M. genitalium, a bacterium that infects the human urinary and genital tracts, but is still well above the theoretical lowest point.

The upstream distance to the nearest natural area and tree cover were the most influential variables on CWMi metrics, whereas Ri metrics were mainly driven by built component and landscape heterogeneity.

Others, however, are stone serious inventions that could easily find a place in the nearest natural history or science museum as remnants of a mysterious universe.

Each variant is annotated with the distance from nearest natural site, Ri of nearest natural site, location of cryptic sites (exonic or intronic), the strength of a cryptic site strength relative to the nearest natural site, gene name, information contents of the reference and variant sites, type of splice site (acceptor or donor) and rsID of SNP if catalogued.

The nearest natural site is found using the exome annotation file provided, based upon the directionality of the variant, as defined within Table 1.

Variants that weakened natural sites, or strengthened cryptic sites to levels comparable to or exceeding the strength to the nearest natural site, were flagged.

Some sites were quiet; others were near natural gas wells, equipped with noisy compressors.

In general, settlements were semipermanent and located near rich alluvial soil or, in the lower Mississippi region, near natural levees.

National parks are defined as large natural or near natural areas which also provide "a foundation for environmentally and culturally compatible spiritual, scientific, educational, recreational, and visitor opportunities".

Most of the world's national parks are category II: "Large natural or near natural areas set aside to protect large-scale ecological processes".

As such, these studies are representative of unmanaged and managed (near-) natural ecosystems.