Sentence examples for suggested acquisition from inspiring English sources
This clearly suggested acquisition through horizontal gene transfer.
Recombination was identified when conflicting genome sequence profiles appeared, which suggested acquisition of sequences from a different parental genotype.
When the Roamer- and Rover-containing species were included in the Saccharomycotina phylogeny, it became apparent that the distribution of these elements is biased and restricted to particular species groups, which suggested acquisition by different HTs: Two primary events followed by three secondary HTs (fig. 1 A).
Burbidge said: The original timetable set out by management suggested acquisitions for the UK life project would be completed within an 18-month time horizon (i.e. mid-2011) and we anticipate a reiteration of this goal at the strategy update [on February 23].
Moreover, the primary flagellar cluster of Nitratiruptor has an atypical G+C content, suggesting acquisition through horizontal gene transfer [62].
Many of the ISs are located in close proximity to genes predicted to produce cell surface proteins, suggesting acquisition of these genes by HGT.
This gene transcends the E. coli phylogeny and is present in E. albertii suggesting acquisition before divergence of the E. coli species.
The emergence of the "domesticated" strains through a single founder event suggests acquisition of adaptative mutations that allowed the descendant of this lineage to become the dominant lactis subspecies population during milk processing.
In conclusion, each cifEc-like gene is associated either with mobile genetic elements, such as phages, or is located in region of the genome prone to rearrangements, suggesting acquisition of cif by horizontal gene transfer in all these bacterial species.
Noticeably, only two distinct species of Staphylococcus epidermidis were found, suggesting acquisition from the environment.
In contrast to morphologically normal structures and hyperplastic lesions, established carcinomas are strikingly insensitive to estrogen, suggesting acquisition of independence.
