Sentence examples similar to stemming from one strand from inspiring English sources

The central role of Daleiden in this week's events reflects the extent to which his project, which stemmed from one of the most radical strands of the anti-choice movement, has brought radical protest groups back to prominence and shifted the strategy and priorities of the more "mainstream" parts of the movement.

In the middle of each rung a base from one strand of DNA is linked by a hydrogen bond to a base of the other strand.

22 mitochondrial genes are transcribed from one strand (the plus strand) and the remaining 11 from the other (the minus strand).

Here, we specifically call an sSNV whose alternate alleles all come from one strand a strand-biased sSNV.

The packs stem from one male and one female that he rescued from illegal captivity.

In ordinary medicines, the efficacies stem from one compound one target interaction.

This stems from one of our core values.

Plenty of marriages stemmed from one-night stands, right?

A base from a bulge in the stem, A2602, has folded into the stem, forcing one strand of the RNA stem to translate by one position and thus positioning U2604 to flip into the active site.

For the trans-NATs, 30.4% (2,019) generated small RNAs from only one strand, and 19.9% (1,321) generated small RNA equally from both strands.

As one strand separates from the other, each acquires new complementary bases until eventually each strand becomes a new double helix with a new complementary strand to replace the original one.