Sentence examples for of analogous processes from inspiring English sources

Here, we provide evidence of analogous processes acting at the level of DNA methylation and chromatin structure to affect regulatory evolution across the human genome.

Fortunately, daily human experience is deviod of analogous processes: we are not constantly surrounded by ten grape-sized gene injectors that are out to convert our internal organs into intruder copies, and when we feel stressed, we do not saw off our toes and offer them to our neighbors.

One outcome resulting from recognition of this analogous process has been an increase in the application of population genetic and phylogenetic methods drawn from biology in order to understand the evolution of cultural phenomena, including artefacts (e.g.[10], [30] [43]).

Although we have focused on the developing cerebellum, some ontogenetic events, like depolarizing GABA [ 5], are ubiquitous across the juvenile brain; indeed, there is good evidence to suggest that other developing brain regions undergo analogous processes of circuit metamorphosis [ 12,48].

Analogous processes yield approximately 2 million metric tons per year of 1,3-butadiene (CH2=CHCH=CH2).

This made it potentially appropriate for activating the analogous process of sporulation of mycelial mats.

We postulate that an analogous process of 'tumour arteriogenesis' must accompany angiogenic expansion of the microvasculature, and hence such a process could similarly be viewed as a rate-limiting and targetable event during tumour expansion.

We have identified two processes – large-scale gene duplication and tandem duplication – that have shaped gene family phylogenies and do not apply in the analogous process of speciation.

It's not as well accepted yet, but it is looking increasingly likely that an analogous process occurs in the regulation of chromatin modification and epigenetic processes.

Secondly, an analogous process starts with the incoming edges of the current best edge until termination.

On Capitol Hill, the analogous process has been known as "ramspecking," in honor of the Ramspeck Act of 1940, a just-expired law that allowed Presidents to put lame-duck congressional staffers in agency jobs.