Sentence examples for shaping the variability from inspiring English sources

We identify the main evolutionary dynamics shaping the variability of Angiogenin in vertebrates and highlight the plasticity of this protein after gene duplication.

Uncertainty in the benefits of active case finding plays a major role in shaping the variability in our findings, and more information would be needed to precisely characterize the medical and fiscal benefits of B-notification follow-up.

Taken together, the data above suggest that miRNA heterogeneity contributes to shaping the mRNA variability in single cells, particularly for abundantly expressed targets.

Variance components were higher at the spatial scale of shore for abundance and fragmentation of L. byssoides with the only exception of percentage cover and thus, processes acting at the scale of 10s of kilometres seem to be more relevant in shaping the spatial variability both in abundance and fragmentation of L. byssoides.

Our main objective was to elucidate if epistasis makes a major contribution in shaping the phenotypic variability of prolificacy in pigs.

Our simulations showed that interaction between assortative mating and gene flow across environmental clines may shape the genetic variability of phenologically-related traits and induce cogradient variation without any divergent selection.

10.7554/eLife.06259.013 Figure 5. Crosstalk and self-regulation of tph-1 and daf-7 are important in shaping the pattern, range and variability of food-induced gene-expression responses.

In any case, the role of such recently discovered variability in shaping the phenotype or in the occurrence of diseases is still unclear and deserves further study.

This methodology highlighted the importance of contact duration variability in shaping the spread of an airborne pathogen, beyond [ 6] by introducing the concept of log time degree motivated by previous observations of intercontact dynamics.

This is undoubtedly a consequence of environmental pressures that shape the variability of these surface exposed proteins.

Finally, using population genetics tools, we show that positive selection and admixture with Neanderthals have both contributed to shape the current population variability in the splicing landscape of the human immune response.