Sentence examples for unequivocal example from inspiring English sources

In Cyanobacteria, the only unequivocal example of horizontal transfer is in Nodularia spumigena CCY9414, where CrtP has been replaced by a related ortholog, likely without phenotypic divergence.

Similarly, the only unequivocal example of horizontal transfer within the linear xanthophyll-producing Proteobacteria is that of CrtA from the Bacteroidetes, in which it functions as a hydroxylase, into Rubrivivax gelatinosus and Hoeflea phototrophica.

Here, we provide the first unequivocal example of metallothionein protection against mercury in bacteria.

Information from the fossil record, from mapping of developmental types onto known phylogenies, from occurrence of apical organs, and from genetics gives no direct information about the ancestral eumetazoan life cycle; however, there are plenty of examples of evolution from an indirect development to direct development, and no unequivocal example of evolution in the opposite direction.

The α globin cluster (5'-HBZ-HBM-HBA2-HBA1-HBQ-3') provides unequivocal examples of specialised, tissue-specific genes consistently scored as bivalent in ES cells [ 4, 5].

To our knowledge, these findings constitute the earliest evidence of T. cacao use in the Americas and the first unequivocal archaeological example of its pre-Columbian use in South America.

In any case, the literature linking masculinized 2D∶4D with greater physical fitness in not unequivocal; for example, lower 2D∶4D is associated with earlier age of first myocardial infarction in men [28].

The rhetoric of the document is unequivocal stating, for example: Nothing must reduce cyclists' right to use any road.

As no examples of unequivocal LD fusion were observed under control conditions, we screened for reagents that may modulate LD fusion.

"For example all the research is unequivocal that too much television is catastrophic.

However, given the properties of concern (see "Overview of concerns of short-chain PFAAs") and the already existing pollutions (see "Case example Rastatt"), there is an unequivocal need for regulation of short-chain PFASs.