Sentence examples for so ancestral from inspiring English sources

It had felt so ancestral to have delirium tremens, to bow down, after his disobedient youth as a junkie, to the shattering banality of alcohol".

Fast-evolving sites contain a stronger signal for this parallel adaptation but necessarily less reliable information for ancestral compositions, and so ancestral temperatures.

He has so many ancestral ties with Harvard that he can't keep track of them all.

When they hit the road, they did so in ancestral costumes and masks, resembling Dr John at his Night Tripper peak.

If so, then ancestral species that would be analogous to Alnicola pseudosalabertii in the Alnicola phylogeny, should be found under Alnus alnobetula in and outside Europe.

Tunicates are derived relative to amphioxus, so the ancestral position of the tunicate GnRH receptor genes is inconsistent with the evolutionary history among taxa.

Among the 16 polycistronic similar TUs, 6 have lost the first gene of the TU (and so their ancestral promoter and regulation), 3 have lost their final gene(s), and 5 their internal gene(s).

Ubiquitin-like proteins and the ubiquitin-conjugating machinery have been previously identified in other archaea but these were distant homologs of the respective eukaryotic proteins, so the ancestral relationship remained unclear [ 62, 63].

The iHS is designed to identify selective sweeps on new mutations, so the ancestral allele at rs748001 may be in LD with a derived allele that is experiencing a selective sweep.

To use your words, in such a community "several ancestors contributed to the current collective gene pool" so that "ancestral redundancy" and "horizontal gene transfer" were indeed not contradictory.

While dsDNA viruses in general do not appear to have a single evolutionary origin, the NCLDVs all contain five core genes and tend to share a suite of 50 or so likely ancestral genes [[ 5]] that partition them from other large eukaryotic dsDNA viruses such as nudiviruses, herpesviruses and baculoviruses.