Sentence examples for respective ancestor from inspiring English sources

My linguistics research shows that English and French, given their "hybridity" and structural distance from their respective ancestor languages (Proto-Germanic and Latin), could be considered more "Creole" than Haitian Kreyòl!

(A ) Relative fitness of strains carrying single point mutations introduced into the relevant ancestral background competed against the respective ancestor.

By counting both, direct annotations and their respective ancestor terms, we obtain 150 992 and 345 843 GO terms starting from those of UniProt and ours, respectively.

A possible way of computing the increase in GO terms attributed by BAR+ as compared with UniProtKB is by considering direct annotations as well as their respective ancestor terms: 9156 of the 17 939 statistically validated GO terms (All-GO column in Table 2) were already present (although without statistical validation) in UniProtKB.

We make the following observations (presented in figure supplements to Figures 1, 2, 3, and 4): First, the 40k and evolved ΔmutH strains exhibit lower fitness compared to their respective ancestor, whereas the 20k and de novo ΔmutH strains do not.

The speeches of welcome would celebrate the meeting of our respective ancestors, life forces, mountains, rivers, and forests with those of the Maori.

Both the oppressed and oppressor must turn their backs on the inhuman voices which were those of their respective ancestors in order that authentic communication be possible.

These were passed down to both artists through their respective ancestors.

To explain how plants and animal species survived during particularly cold and arid periods, Maley [ 2] proposed putative refugia, where the respective ancestors of the present species formed isolated populations, leading to allopatric, or geographical speciation [ 12].

An alternative explanation for incongruent phylogenies is a paralogous duplication of an ORF or contiguous chromosome region in the common ancestor of the putative exchange partners, followed by losses of different paralogs or regions in the respective ancestors of the HGT partners ("hidden paralogy").

Consistent with our previous study (Zhou et al. 2012), the results showed that the respective ancestors of Apocrita, Aculeata (bees and ants), the three solitary wasps, and the two bees all had relatively small number of chemoreceptors, suggesting that the many chemoreceptors found in wasps and bees were mostly derived from lineage-specific expansions.