A relative measure of the evolutionary rates of the orthologous genes between annuals and perennials enabled us to effectively disentangle the genome-wide effect of plant life history trait on the evolutionary rate from locus-specific effects of evolutionary forces such as protein dispensability or selective constraints.
Beating Lehigh, one of the region's perennial powers, "lets us know we belong," Ayres said.
A perennial scourge of US foreign policy, from its Latin American "backyard" to Israel and Indonesia, he tilts at America's "flattering self-image" of benevolent intent.
NBC ranked third in Emmy nominations with 78, with strong showings for family drama "This Is Us," perennial favorite "Saturday Night Live," and the special "Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert". FX had 50 nominations, including "The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story" and "Atlanta;" CBS garnered 34 while ABC had 31.
GM alfalfa was the first engineered perennial crop approved by US regulators.
The tragic events in Port Said on Wednesday, where 74 people were killed and hundreds more injured following a football match, press upon us the perennial question of whether the world would be better if we banned sport.
He means, of course, Orpheus, the god of song, or, to put it in a more secular framework, the principle of singing itself, that joyous force which operates through us, the perennial enchantment of speech raised to the power of lyric.
I think that's a perennial question that fascinates us.
Instead, it is a perennial shadow cast over US counter-terror operations since 9/11.
An English humanities class should sometimes be an oasis of calm, a tranquill place of meditation where nothing dramatic need happen, only the drama of self-discovery as one considers the perennial issues that keep us human in a world of confusion.
