Sentence examples for subject genus from inspiring English sources

Each science has a distinctive subject genus, first principles, and set of predicates that are commensurable with the subject genus (McKirahan 1978 , 1992 ch. 4 5).

The only subject-specific genus was Olsenella.

No clear conserved synteny could be identified between the regions encoding group A or group B finTRIMs in different teleosts, suggesting that fintrim genes were subjected to genus or species-specific duplication and expansion episodes during the evolution of teleosts.

Indeed, he insists that nothing of interest follows for a demonstration from the real definition of a subject giving its genus and difference.

All samples were subjected to Brucella genus amplification using B4/B5 primers that amplify a conserved region in all Brucella species to detect the presence of Brucella DNA as one of the possible causes of the AFI.

These reported results suggest that the subjects' sex or genus could exert indeterminacy influence on honey (being rich in carbohydrates fructose and glucose) enhancing alcohol elimination or reducing blood alcohol concentration.

Two post-exponential key processes have been subjected to extensive study for the genus Bacillus, and in particular the model system B. subtilis: genetic competence and sporulation.

Porphyry gave the following examples of predicable relationships in which the subject is "man": of genus, animal; of differentia, rational; of property, risible; and of accident, white.

Z.3 begins with a list of four possible candidates for being the substance of something: essence, universal, genus, and subject.

We also calculated the Chao1 and ACE estimates of taxon richness; the Shannon, and Simpson's estimators of taxon diversity; as well as Good's coverage; for the datasets obtained from the 20 subjects, at both the genus and phylogroup levels.

However, the taxonomy of the genus has been subject to continuous revisions during the twentieth century.