Sentence examples for rate of conservation from inspiring English sources

Curiously, the highest rate of conserved promoters was encountered between Homo sapiens and Oryza sativa and the lowest rate of conservation was observed between Arabidopsis thaliana and Homo sapiens.

Our spatial analysis suggests that they could connect protected areas and have a higher rate of conservation management than terrestrial lands.

The low value of specificity obtained by our approach at the nucleotide level is mainly due to the number of nucleotides that were incorrectly predicted as coding at the boundaries of the annotated exons in the sequences, where the rate of conservation is relatively high when compared with that presented by the intronic and intergenic regions.

The variations in the rate of conservation correspond to different levels of purifying selection acting on each site.

Our results presented in this study provide evidence that the miR-433 and miR-127 overlapping genes have a higher rate of conservation in mammalian species.

Lipman proposed that the higher rate of conservation of noncoding sequences of some genes is explained by the presence of antisense transcripts [18].

They propose a new type of alignment, called syntenic global alignment, capable of satisfactorily handling sequences that share regions with different rates of conservation.

This tool is based on a new type of alignment we propose, called syntenic global alignment, that can deal satisfactorily with sequences that share regions with different rates of conservation.

Regarding the first experimental results, the outcomes were quite promising considering the fact that our method uses only information about the different rates of conservation related to the regions of the input sequences.

A targeted policy approach to inducing rates of conservation compliance in agriculture.

Interactions that link transporters (GO 0005215) exhibit significantly lower rates of conservation probably due to their dynamic nature (8%/12%).