Moreover, domesticated chickens interbred with local populations of different wild jungle fowl species; the gene for yellow legs, an ubiquitous characteristic of domesticated chickens, can be traced back to the closely related grey junglefowl (Gallus sonneratii) (Eriksson et al., 2008) rather than the red junglefowl.
This suggests that degeneracy, a ubiquitous characteristic in biological systems, may be an important enabler of natural evolution.
Individual images or image classes can vary in their specific slope, but the general trend of 1/f spectra is a ubiquitous characteristic of most natural scenes – in both space and time – and is a property that is thought to have shaped many aspects of spatiotemporal visual coding.
The predictable daily modulation of physiological processes is a ubiquitous characteristic of the living world.
A decline in cell function with advancing age is a ubiquitous characteristic of all organisms.
The immunosuppression was distinct with regard to the organochloride used and, therefore, is not a ubiquitous characteristic of all organohalides.
Since we analyzed experiments from a variety of platforms, laboratories and procedures, we infer that spatial biases are a ubiquitous characteristic of microarray studies in general.
It may be argued that the ubiquitous characteristic of balance makes existence richer and the beauty of the night sky is evidence that light and darkness can sublimely coexist.
This luminescence is a ubiquitous feature of fine structured ZnO and has been recently suggested to originate at the ZnO surface [5]. Figure 1 shows the current-voltage (I-V) characteristics in the dark.
Ascribing the ubiquitous human-centered characteristic of WBAN, the data transmissions have more stringent requirements, for example, timely response to emergency data with minimum delay, minimum overhead in the network, and minimum number of data collision and retransmission times to save energy.
However, here we have extended this comparative analysis among different mammalian species, showing that Ly6g5b first intron retention is a ubiquitous and important characteristic conserved in mammals.
