Sentence examples for preserved only one from inspiring English sources
Most mammalian SCN and CACN1 genes have two U12-type introns [ 12, 38, 39], however fruitflies preserved only one U12-type intron in one of the calcium channel gene.
For example, C. reinhardtii (type C) hop and chl- fus conserved a plethora of introns (simultaneous intron gain?), while both genes in O. lucimarinus (type A) preserved only one (simultaneous intron loss?).
In order to maintain stable line estimation, this paper applied a CCL algorithm to preserve only one peak extracted in one distinguishable region [11].
A monoclinic deformation of the conventional orthorhombic cell preserves only one of the three mutually perpendicular twofold orthorhombic axes.
mitis" cluster was completely lost in two of three S. mitis genomes and truncated in the third one (Sm_11/5) that preserved only the regulatory comDE part.
…lost gender and preserved only number.
After all, there's plenty of vanity in the opposite approach — preserving only what makes one look good as a writer, making sure to present one's best side to history's camera.
The details of his story are preserved in only one of the sagas, The Saga of the Greenlanders, which tells how he was blown off course as he sailed between Iceland and Greenland.
Taking into account that the evolutionary time, when Wnt5 and its regulatory sequence were duplicated, is close to the divergence time of gnathostomata, it is not surprising that in some gnathostomata fishes this module was identified in both Wnt5 paralogs, while for evolutionary younger jawed vertebrates, together with zebrafish, it is preserved in only one.
Dr. Goodwin's permanent "backyard" preserve is only one of many conservation efforts he has led.
Constraint (9) preserves that only one CTS could be activated to transmit at any given time and the traffic assigned on each link is no more than the aggregate effective forwarding rate of that link during all active phases of CTSs.
