Sentence examples for transfer as suggested from inspiring English sources

However, we do not share a view that the photosynthetic selection in these cases reflects in vivo enforcement for monomeric electron transfer, as suggested [33].

Varying genetic information can be gained for instance by horizontal gene transfer, as suggested for the C. jeikeium genome that contains large sets of DtxR-regulated iron acquisition genes on mobile genetic elements [ 10].

However, it should be noted that these genes and cassettes are highly prone to lateral transfer as suggested by the sporadic phyletic distribution of both toxin domains and immunity proteins [ 17].

p. 53, the following sentence: "However, it should be noted that these genes and cassettes are highly prone to lateral transfer as suggested by the sporadic phyletic distribution of both toxin domains and immunity proteins [ 17].

Our phylogeny places the S. cerevisiae and C. albicans BIO3 orthologs together with bacterial sequences, indicating that they originated from horizontal gene transfer as suggested by Hall and Dietrich [ 49]. S. cerevisiae BIO6 is also grouped in this clade, supporting the hypothesis that it is a duplicate of BIO3.

The evolutionary scenario emerging from the analysis of the phylogenetic trees is a mosaic evolution of the Nan cluster, due to, among other possible reasons, horizontal transfer and reshuffling, as suggested by the variability in gene order.

This indicates a potential horizontal gene transfer as previously suggested [ 43].

In contrast, the high similarity among Bov-B LINEs of reptiles and mammals (V. ammodytes Bov-B LINE, Bos taurus BDDF) could be explained by horizontal transfer, as previously suggested by Zupunski et al. [ 22].

Interestingly, we identified two transposase elements flanking the missing 19 kb region, confirming that the ymt gene was acquired through horizontal gene transfer, as previously suggested (Lindler et al., 1998).

This theoretical production rate compares favorably with the experimentally determined formation rate of 117 nmol of benzyl acetate per hour and shows that the biocatalytic performance of our whole cell system is most likely not impaired by oxygen transfer and substrate accessibility as suggested for other whole-cell systems [ 23, 40].

It was found that the relation derived for correlation of the enhancement factor of the mass transfer coefficient for physical absorption as suggested in [1, 4] is not suitable for correlating the results obtained in the MANV.