Sentence examples for poor evolutionary from inspiring English sources

This deletion, called Df 2L dLRCH, removes ∼30 kb that include most of dLRCH coding regions, as well as CG31804, a predicted gene showing very poor evolutionary conservation (even within Drosophila species, see Figure S4) and no evidence of expression in embryos and females [15].

The very low copy number and poor evolutionary conservation of the novel miRNAs identified in this study is consistent with other attempts to identify tissue-specific miRNAs, suggesting that few additional abundant conserved novel miRNAs remain undiscovered in the mouse genome.

The poor evolutionary conservation of gene overlap in Metazoa suggests that its occurrence is species-specific.

The response is complex and involves many genes showing poor evolutionary conservation and residing preferentially on specific chromosomes or chromosome regions.

As stated by Hardies et al. (1984, p. 3755): "The overall poor evolutionary performance of δ-like genes among mammals suggests that the proto-δ was already destined for disposal prior to the mammalian radiation".

Of the remaining sequences, 7 ESTs (4%) were likely full-length because gapped alignments of the amino acids suggested poor evolutionary conservation at the N-terminus of the proteins, and 10 ESTs (6%) were unresolved because alignments failed altogether.

As Carl Zimmer points out in his article in this issue, poor coverage of evolutionary research is not uncommon.

While we do not assert that every visitor to each of these institutions saw the horse evolution exhibit, the potential exists for scientific miscommunication on a large scale, which likely contributes to the low public acceptance, and generally poor understanding, of evolutionary concepts in the U.S (Miller et al. 2006).

NMD targets are highly divergent, both in terms of functional classes, but also due to their poor lack of evolutionary conservation.

However, these factors are poor predictors of evolutionary rates (e.g., Ingvarsson 2007; Larracuente et al. 2008).

As stated by Page and Holmes [ 8], "homoplasy is a poor indicator of evolutionary relationships, because similarity does not reflect shared ancestry".