Sentence examples for pattern that is compatible with from inspiring English sources
Indeed, about 50% of the gene duplicates are evolving faster than the original gene, a pattern that is compatible with a short period of relaxed selection or/and acquisition of a new function.
Also, an exhaustive meta-analysis of intraspecific mtDNA sequence variation has shown that mtDNA diversity cannot be predicted by effective population sizes, a genetic pattern that is compatible with the occurrence of recurrent selective sweeps affecting mtDNA (Bazin et al. 2006).
Microscopic examination of the vertebra revealed mixed osteoclastic-osteoblastic activity and a chaotic picture of trabecular bone ("mosaic" pattern) that was compatible with Paget disease of bone.
In the case of Finland, dissection of the total variation into local and non-local variation components, enable visualization of demographic history patterns that are compatible with results deduced based on diverse data.
KIR2DL5 CNVs segregated through the Gambian families in patterns that were compatible with Mendelian inheritance.
DeGiorgio et al. (2009) found that another model, the instantaneous divergence model, was capable of generating patterns that were compatible with observed patterns of within-population gene diversity, linkage disequilibrium, and the ancestral allele frequency spectrum.
The imperatives of pastoralism mean large areas of land and livestock mobility, a pattern of land use that is compatible with many wildlife species.
Neurological soft signs show a pattern of familial association in schizophrenia that is compatible with the status of an endophenotype for the disorder.
Identifying a pattern of localisation of PLCζ that is compatible with its role as the putative endogenous oocyte activation factor provides further confirmation of its physiological relevance as a mediator of this important process.
tg_bkg makes a background file that is compatible with XSPEC.
The force extension patterns exhibit features that are compatible with the existence of at least one intermediate between the folded and the completely unfolded conformation.
