Sentence examples for opposed to origin from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the presence of even one shared intron strongly suggests monophyly of the respective genes as opposed to origin via independent HGT events.
A previous study reported that use of lac red dye would not be a valid indicator of Indian origin as opposed to Persian origin, and lac appeared in many Persian as well as Indian carpets [6].
In CHR1, the terminus region as predicted by a shift in GC skew is diametrically opposed to the origin of replication (Figure 1)_leading to replichores of approximately equal length.
anthracis isolates that were primarily of clinical as opposed to environmental origin.
The sequence, as opposed to parental origin (as would be expected in imprinted loci), was associated with methylation state in a dozen regions.
By the last quarter of the nineteenth century, both our animal (as opposed to divine) origins and our antiquity as a species were widely accepted so much so that some workers quite explicitly set out to discover the "missing links" that would document our evolution.
Masked men, in mixed animal and plant forms, appear to the initiant to remind him of his true origin as opposed to his biologic origin as a product of his parents.
For Darwin's Origin of Species of 1859 was not the first book to hint at a natural as opposed to a supernatural origin for human beings.
Single-gene families are not static, however, as demonstrated by the lower but detectable rate of birth and death of snoRNAs and miRNAs (here, we refer to birth via duplication as opposed to de novo origin).
Red algae and algae with secondary plastids of red algal origin are therefore often collectively referred to as the "red lineage" of photosynthetic eukaryotes, opposed to the "green lineage" (chlorophytes and organisms with secondary plastids of chlorophyte origin).
Nevertheless, more human infections originating from bovine sources might result from direct contact with cattle (as opposed to foods of bovine origin) than previously recognized.
