Sentence examples for result of preservation from inspiring English sources

This nonrandom distribution of markers is not only the result of preservation of ancestral gene order.

This nonrandom distribution of genes was not only a result of preservation of ancestral gene order but also an outcome of extensive reshuffling of gene orders that created new combinations of homologous genes within independently originated polymorphic inversions.

There appear to be twenty-two in UWGM 1769 but UWGM 1767 preserves evidence of ~20 (based on a combination of boundaries and limbs), a lower number that may reflect the smaller size of this specimen or be a result of preservation.

This similarity further strengthens the notion that conservation of AS events is not the result of the preservation of functional AS induced protein polymorphism.

The prehistoric feces were found as a result of a preservation effort by the Ute tribe.

As a result of a preservation rule that a thoroughfare in a designated landmark area, once altered, must be restored to its original state, this street and others in the neighborhood are being torn up and resurfaced with cobblestones as part of a large-scale reconstruction, expected to be completed in October.

Aged soil carbon is often the result of sorptive preservation, a physical mechanism that protects organic matter (OM) from microbial decay.

The limited understanding of the genus was the result of poor preservation of its remains, which arises from the delicate and highly pneumatic construction of the skull and skeleton, in turn causing disarticulation of the fossils.

Improved white matter function is the likely result of better preservation of myelinated fibers.

This investigation contends that iron-oxygen spheres are far too common in many formations to be the result of extraordinary preservation.

Although small portions of the rostral, medial, and caudal margin are restored, the entire lateral margin of the fenestra is intact, indicating that this is a genuine feature and not simply the result of incomplete preservation.