Sentence examples for the origin of classes from inspiring English sources

This suggests that a functional change occurred after the duplication at the origin of classes III and I/II.

This coincided exactly with the origin of class IA regulatory proteins.

Both studies identified an ancient gene duplication event that lead to the separation of class III and I/II catalytic subunits that was followed by a more recent duplication at the origin of class I and II.

The original creators of UML point out the influence of ER models on the origins of class diagrams.

The origins of Class III may result from a early duplication of a Class II gene as suggested in Figure 2A.

The system of classes formed is dichotomous and each of its bonds is the origin of two classes [ 21, 22].

This resulting tree is in agreement with our previous results [ 33], however the origin of all classes of CAD/CAD-like genes in seed plants from genes previously residing in mosses is now documented.

In the phylogenetic tree of the class VIII myosins, the algae homologs form a group separating at the origin of the class followed by the fern (Selaginella moellendorfii; Sem) and moss (Physcomitrella patens; Php) myosins.

The origin of the class remains obscure, but the patricians were probably leaders of the more important families or clans who formed the major part, if not all, of the Senate of the primitive period, as well as the families from whom were drawn the most distinguished part of the early cavalry.

The theory on neutron star mergers has been around for a long time: they're the origin of a class of gamma-ray bursts.

There were two traditional views on the origin of the class: the first suggesting that Thaliacea derived from an Appendicularia-like ancestor (Herdman 1888; Seeliger 1893 – 1911; Newman 1933 cited in [ 46]), and the second deriving Thaliacea from an ascidian-like ancestor [ 47- 49] or even placing the split more basally, with the ascidians and thaliaceans evolving from a common ancestor [ 45].