Sentence examples for related versions from inspiring English sources

To do so, they found related versions in frogs and watched how each one behaved in the developing frog embryo.

If yeast and humans inherited an ancient gene module, we might use related versions of other yeast genes to build blood vessels.

In addition, closely related versions to the crsp involving different graph topologies and objective functions have been recently studied by several authors.

ET08 gp202 shares 99% amino acid identity with intein-containing homologues in ScottMcG gp208, Spud gp208, Catera gp206 and Rizal gp206, and the exteins are 98 99% identical to the intein-less homologues Bxz1 gp204, LRRHood gp207, and Cali gp207; more distantly related versions of this intein are present in the unrelated genomes Omega gp11 and Kostya gp19 (49% and 39% identity respectively).

7 we present the recently settled (see [27]) one-dimensional Suita conjecture from [110] and closely related versions of the Ohsawa–Takegoshi theorem with optimal constant.

The researchers, headed by evolutionary biologist Quentin Atkinson and mathematician Mark Pagel of the University of Reading, looked at related versions, or homologs, of common words in three of the world's major language families: Indo-European, Bantu, and Austronesian.

Another, closely related, version of the problem requires that causal relations be subsumed by empirical laws.

Employees have related conflicting versions of the incident.

Lennon saw his aunt coming through the crowd and comically changed the words of a song to feature her name: "Oh-oh, here comes Mimi down the aisle now... ...... Mimi related two versions of what she thought that day after seeing Lennon on stage: "I was horrified to behold John in front of a microphone", and "as pleased as Punch to see him up there".

The main objective of this review was to identify and synthesise evidence on the public's attitudes towards clinical practice guidelines (including related patient versions) and evidence-based recommendations, as well as on their awareness.

To these may be added the casts of a closely related second version, referred to as "L'homme qui marche II".