Sentence examples for through species from inspiring English sources
The phrase "through species" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe interactions or processes that occur across different species, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear. Example: "The research focuses on communication through species, examining how different animals interact."
Instead they are copied, shared and adapted to local conditions – much the same way that genes spread through species and life forms spread around the globe.
Her great themes, novel to many Americans at the time, were the biological forces that link all life through the ages, the interdependence of living organisms and the continual cycling of nutrients and genetic material through species and over time.
Some thinkers, including Freeman Dyson, the physicist and futurist at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, have suggested that the "Darwinian interlude" of three billion years of evolution by means of mutations passing down through species is coming to an end.
It appears that hydrogen is mainly carried to the growing surface through species bonded to carbon.
Advances in molecular phylogenetics through species tree analyses now allow for improved exploration of these relationships.
Prior to European settlement, this genetic interaction was naturally maintained through species mobility across an unfragmented landscape.
Dr. Johnsen, who studies transparency in animals, said he understood quite well its benefits every time he went scuba diving in the ocean in search of see-through species.
Read-through species visible in lanes 1,2 are included in the quantification; values have been normalized for the different number of probe binding sites in the read-through RNAs.
Organisms survive through species-specific behavioral, physiological, and life-history adaptations.
These genes have been implicated in the sensory perception of chemical stimuli [27] and could potentially participate in the formation of pre-mating barriers through species-specific mate recognition.
Karyotypic stasis in Pachycladon suggests that the insular species radiation in this genus proceeded through homoploid divergence rather than through species-specific gross chromosomal repatterning.
