Sentence examples for radiation of class from inspiring English sources

An intriguing possibility is that the dissociation of TAP and Class I in ancestral passerines preceded the radiation of Class I genes in some passerine groups [ 44] as has been suggested for the wallaby [ 55, 56].

This result is consistent with a rapid radiation of the class followed by strong constraints on mitochondrial gene content and genome evolution.

This fact is not surprising in light of the last data, that horses were evolutionarily closest to Brandt's bats (Myotis brandtii); their divergence occurred about 81.7 million years ago, which is close to the time of the adaptive radiation of the class Mammalia [ 32].

The early radiation of the molluscan classes is still under discussion.

The radiation of the living echinoderm classes now seems well understood with Crinoidea as the sister group of the remaining classes (Eleutrerozoa) [ 118].

The B-LCL 721.174 is a radiation-induced variant immunoselected for loss of class II antigen expression.

We identified a major class-wide radiation of Agaricomycetes in the Jurassic, which possibly followed a warming and humid climate in this period.

To characterize the clinical spectrum of class 1 and class 2 uveal melanomas and their relationship with intraocular proton radiation response.

Clinical infertility, the failure to conceive after a year of trying, is particularly common among adults who received pelvic radiation and a class of chemotherapy drugs called alkylating agents.

The present investigation deals with the numerical computation of laminar natural convection with and without surface-to-surface radiation in a class of right-angled triangular cavities filled with air.

These results are consistent with diversification of the butterfly families following the radiation of angiosperms and suggest that some classes of opsin genes may be usefully employed for both phylogenetic reconstruction and divergence time estimation.