Sentence examples for representative of distinct from inspiring English sources

The opposite effect may happen if diversity is underestimated with an OTU-based approach, due to the clustering of similar sequences that may de facto be representative of distinct Symbiodinium types.

A field trial was conducted over three years to explore how cropping systems practices representative of distinct eras of maize and soybean production (i.e., the 1950s, 1980s and 2000s) influenced giant ragweed's ability to grow, develop and successfully reproduce within a crop field.

Although unique clusters of pathway deregulation are representative of distinct phenotypes of breast cancer survival, the purpose of our analysis was not to generate yet another prognostic strategy.

However, to our knowledge, the present study is the first where the whole spectrum of brain antigens, rather than a specific candidate protein, were analysed with respect to IgG autoantibodies present in the sera of a panel of patient groups representative of distinct clinical malaria phenotypes.

The following Cirsium populations were selected to achieve parentage representative of distinct geographic populations.

Interestingly, these three stem cell-like signatures were representative of distinct gene expression subsets, among which < 10% of the genes overlapped.

John McCain, Susan Collins, and Lisa Murkowski are all over sixty, and they each occupy fixed positions in American life: Collins and Murkowski as representatives of distinct legacies of moderate Republicanism, McCain as a crusading maverick.

As representatives of distinct symbiotic lifestyles, these bacterial partners are useful models to examine the genomic consequences of diverse species associations.

We apply this algorithm to our coexpression network model and show that subgraphs found using this approach correspond to particular biological processes or contain representatives of distinct gene families.

Rather, vertebrates and their nearest kin the invertebrate chordates, the hemichordates and the echinoderms are more correctly perceived as living representatives of distinct genealogical lineages that separated one from another deep in geological time.

Most yeast SET-domain genes are single-copy representatives of distinct subgroups.