Sentence examples for regulatory adaptations from inspiring English sources

While some parts of these systems are highly conserved, other parts are rapidly evolving, thereby providing the molecular basis for the variety in the regulatory adaptations of eukaryotes.

Our data further reveal that recently evolved enhancers can be associated with genes under positive selection, demonstrating the power of this approach for annotating regulatory adaptations in genomic sequences.

The Cl− concentration changes due to either regulatory adaptations or underlying disorders of acid base balance in the organism may occur independently of sodium (Na+) changes.

It is focussed on the metabolic processes taking place on the millisecond to second timescales, whereas any regulatory adaptations to slowly changing environmental conditions are omitted.

Both approaches primarily employ coding-sequence alignments and thus provide limited insight into regulatory adaptations.

Such a distribution pattern may indicate very recent, and probably regulatory, adaptations in the human or primate lineages.

Furthermore a hybrid governance structure requiring only limited regulatory adaptation seems to be the most efficient structure for facilitating investment in the corridor's infrastructure.

Based on the ideas of living matter as a nonequilibrium system we can assume the presence of regulatory adaptation mechanisms providing maximization of the biophysical functions of landscape cover under fluctuating environmental conditions.

The list of genes involved in flowering and their functions tells us that the molecular basis of day-length measurement includes both of the evolution of unique factors and the regulatory adaptation of conserved factors in rice.

We quantified S. aureus mRNA levels in nose swabs of persistent carriers to gain insight into the regulatory adaptation of the bacterium to the nasal environment.

This may indicate very recent, probably regulatory, adaptation in the human lineage.