Sentence examples for the same genus of from inspiring English sources
The method had high specificity and could distinguish INSV from Tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV) and Tomato zonate spot virus (TZSV), both from the same genus of viruses.
Zika is a mosquito-borne disease that normally has symptoms similar to the dengue and chikungunya viruses, which are spread by the same genus of insect.
Fruit and pickle can be said to belong in the same genus of images, but they are opposed in temper and value, and represent an astonishing association-dissociation in the mental activity of the poem.
Although the holes and chambers made by those ancient organisms are very similar to those created by today's Osedax worms, "it's very hard to say they were made by the same genus of worms," Martin says.
Her argument claims that we cannot reject fictional objects if we admit fictional works: given that fictional objects and fictional works belong to the same genus of entities (the genus of created, artifactual objects) it would be false parsimony to accept the one and reject the other.
The similarity between S. thailandica and S. squarepantsii was confirmed with molecular analysis, which showed a 98% match between large subunit ribosomal DNA sequences of the two a value typical of many species in the same genus of Boletaceae.
The rag2 sequences of the noted (a b c) three species was substituted by another species in the same genus, because of the absence of their rag2 sequence in ncbi.
When compared with other species in the same genus, most of the species reported earlier showed no or weak antimicrobial properties [ 26].
A recurrence was defined as a new episode of IE caused by a different microorganism or by a microorganism of the same genus or species of the previous episode of IE after a period of more than 6 months.
I was also lucky enough to get data from a couple of animals of the same genus a couple of times and here the intraspecific variation was also pretty high, again suggesting that length could be pretty variable.
A feature of crop domestication in the Americas is the number of examples of independent domestication of different species in the same genus, or occasionally of the same species (Table 2).
