Sentence examples for shaped the architecture from inspiring English sources
These genetic invaders are formidable evolutionary forces that have shaped the architecture of the genomes of higher organisms, with some conserving the ability to induce new integrants within their hosts' genome.
It also later shaped the architecture of 19th- and 20th-century buildings in Conwy itself, surviving examples of which include the town's police station and the Castlebank Hotel.
Clearly, loss of the IR appears to be a major event that shaped the architecture of the chloroplast genome in the Zygnematales, an event that apparently occurred early during the evolution of this group of charophycean green algae.
With the human genome in hand, the way is open, at least in principle, to discover how it shapes the architecture of the human mind.
Natural selection is a significant force that shapes the architecture of the human genome and introduces diversity across global populations.
Identifying features shaping the architecture of sequence variations is important for understanding genome evolution and mapping disease loci.
Our results indicate that SrIPTs are involved in shaping the architecture of S. rexii, working differentially and redundantly, and show that differentially expressed IPT genes regulate plant form.
Avulsion controls the reoccupancy of channel belts, stacking and distribution of sandbodies and serves as a primary factor in shaping the architecture of fluvial depositions (Jones and Schumm 1999; Miall 2014; Slingerland and Smith 2004).
Especially important is the presence of the gas giant: Leading theories hold that Jupiter and Saturn were key to shaping the architecture of our solar system, migrating close to the sun and sweeping out orbital debris that might have otherwise destroyed any chance of life on the inner planets.
Foam cells not only help to bridge the innate and adaptive immune response to atherosclerosis but also accumulate to create fatty streaks, which help shape the architecture of advanced plaques.
This literally shapes the architecture of the brain in the first three years.
