Sentence examples for transfer explanation from inspiring English sources
As with the horizontal transfer explanation, there is also a precedent for aldolase loss events in these genera, as the ancestral class II FBA has clearly been lost in Prochlorococcus NATL1A and NATL2A.
Mr. Gordon said he was grateful for the update, because if only some of the securities had been transferred without explanation, he and his mother would have been even more concerned.
In contrast to horizontal gene transfer, these explanations have in common that gene divergence should always have occurred before species divergence, leading to a longer interspecies distance for the proteins with an alternative tree topology.
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Easter portrayed the presence of her genetic material on the planted drugs as innocent, mere "transfer DNA" — an explanation that elicited little more than ridicule.
Information transfer questions covered explanation of the mammography procedure and an assessment of comfort with asking questions.
In terms of the rate equation based on the Marcus-like model currently proposed for hydrogen transfer, the simple explanation is that the energetic barrier [ E(r x )] for the fluctuation of the DAD is altered.
It has been pointed out from structural considerations that horizontal gene transfer is one explanation for the origin of the tubulin homologs BtubB and BtubA in P. dejongeii [ 19].
This finding suggests that exceptionally rapid mitochondrial evolution – rather than reduced mitochondrial DNA copy number or mitochondrial gene loss/nuclear transfer – is the explanation for the very poor hybridization of heterologous mitochondrial gene probes to P. hortorum total DNA in the survey blots described in Background.
Last year, Wells Fargo, without explanation, transferred roughly $500,000 to an account that Mr. Brown has at Merrill Lynch.
In introductory physics, pairwise interactions (e.g., the free body diagram and the PET energy transfer diagram) underlie explanations and predictions for phenomena.
