Sentence examples for of different niches from inspiring English sources
In order to explore the intra-species genetic differences among strains of Prevotella intermedia of different niches, we isolated a strain Prevotella intermedia ZT from the infected root canal of a Chinese patient with periapical periodontitis and gained a draft genome sequence.
These forms diversified into a number of different niches.
The procedure consists of a sequence of genetic algorithms (GA) runs, which incorporate a gradient-based hill-climbing algorithm, and make use of a derating function and of niching and clearing techniques to promote the occupation of different niches in the function to be optimized.
Furthermore, the association of the GTR to tissue engineering principles, such as the inclusion of biochemical cues and new architectures as well as the association with stem cells of different niches, has given rise to new materials with improved properties and biological performance.
Burkholderia are remarkably diverse and reside in a number of different niches including the soil and rhizosphere [4], river water [5], polluted terrestrial environments [6], endosymbiotic interactions with plants [4], opportunistic [7] and primary human infections [8].
Correlations among ordination axes of different niches are generally low, indicating that the three niches can be considered independent (Fig. S3 in Appendix S1).
This may be the result of adaptation to different niches or the results of isolation and multiple migrations as suggested by Aa et al. for SSU1[ 39].
This suggested that functions of most sHSPs might have diverged among the insects, reflecting that the sHSPs might have contributed to adaptability of insects to different niches.
We find as a generic outcome the evolution of discrete clusters of organisms adapted to different niches, despite random mating.
Therefore, horizontal transfer is an important factor in the evolution and adaptation of E. coli to different niches [ 9, 10].
The changed location of mitotic progenitors to different niches during evolution often results in a change in cell fate (Rompolas et al., 2013; Inan et al., 2012).
