Sentence examples for the corresponding organisms from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, pursuit of other models of consciousness presents the difficulty that the corresponding organisms may have sense organs of different acuity, or even of different kind, to those of humans; it is, after all, through the senses that the concept of consciousness has come into being, and which provide the impetus for consciousness studies.

So even once it became accepted that fossils had been formed from living beings -- which itself took some time -- most people supposed that the corresponding organisms were still alive, somewhere, awaiting discovery.

This resultant phylogeny generally agrees with the NCBI taxonomy of the corresponding organisms.

Prior to challenge, the rabbits were evaluated for antibody titers against the corresponding organisms with use of ELISA.

The maximum likelihood phylogeny of the RFCS subunits is shown in Figure 4. Again, the phylogeny shows general agreement with the NCBI taxonomy of the corresponding organisms.

As in the case of PCNA and RFCS, this phylogeny also shows general agreement with the NCBI taxonomy of the corresponding organisms.

These polymers are maintained in duplicate copy in the form of chromosomes in every human cell and encode in their sequence of constituent bases (guanine [G], adenine [A], thymine [T], and cytosine [C]) the details of the molecular and physical characteristics that form the corresponding organism.

Each illustration displayed the corresponding organism's five digits, metacarpals, carpals, radius, ulna, and humerus.

The matrix entries are 0 if no sequence from the corresponding organism is found in the appropriate ScCOG and 1 otherwise.

In all cases, the triplets analyzed encoded for amino acids that were normally overrepresented in the corresponding organism.

Importantly, at human- or mouse species-specific Foxp3-bound sites, H3K27ac was decreased exclusively in the corresponding organism.