Sentence examples for somewhat conserved in from inspiring English sources

It would be worthwhile to see if the results we found in E. coli are somewhat conserved in other species as well.

The acute responses of ET-1 and MMP-9 are also somewhat conserved in humans after controlled exposures to diesel emissions (Lund et al. 2009).

So, related rice and Arabidopsis Bgals function in reproductive tissues, suggesting their roles may be somewhat conserved in the two plants.

The well-known NtcA-binding site sequence [ 4] was obtained, having somewhat conserved T and C nucleotides in positions 4 and 5, and A in positions 10 and 11.

Taken together, these results indicate that skylark habitat use is somewhat conserved over regions and this knowledge can be used in management plans throughout Europe.

The core-box that includes the 32 amino acids that make up the filament framework of β-keratins (Fraser and Parry 2008) is somewhat conserved, but the N- and C-termini vary significantly in both length and sequence.

Most members of this cluster have several positively-charged residues in this loop region, but only one of the four glycines in the cluster Ia/b P-loop is somewhat conserved.

These Grs are fairly easily recognized through their somewhat conserved TM7 regions near the C-terminus, which includes a TYhhhhhQF motif in TM7.

Since the RT domain is somewhat more conserved in amino acid sequence than other retrotransposon sequences, it is usually selected for phylogenetic analysis and so it was here too.

This analysis, carried out with a large number of DinB sequences (>100) in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms (including the DinB human homologue Pol κ), surprisingly shows that phenylalanine 13 (F13) is only somewhat conserved (42%).

Moreover, this pattern was somewhat conserved for Drosophila (ρ = 0.74, p < 10-6).