Sentence examples for uniquely lost from inspiring English sources

Intron 2 of clpP, a group IIA intron not linked to matK splicing, was uniquely lost by Cuscuta epilinum (Table 1); that species still retains clpP intron 1, a group IIB intron.

Many genes were lost phylogenetically, independently in parallel or uniquely lost in a particular species [ 3].

However, in the house mouse (Mus musculus, Mumu) genome, SAMD9 was uniquely lost [ 1].

An EvoDifferences profile is also generated to portray conserved sequences that are uniquely lost in any one of the orthologs.

Functional imaging and physiology can reflect indirect activity from other, interconnected brain regions, while lesion studies reveal what is uniquely lost.

Based on the rDNA phylogeny, it appears likely that bacterioferritin was uniquely lost in the common ancestor of marine α-cyanobacterial clades as a single synapomorphic change (branch 9 in Figure 1).

Uniquely, he never lost a fight and he never killed any defeated opponent.

The relatively large number of uniquely gained and lost genes may be a result of adaptation of B. garinii to its avian reservoir hosts [ 47].

The Chlorokybus gene repertoire lacks only one of the 65 genes present in Mesostigma mitochondria [ trnR acg)] and according to the gene distribution currently available for charophycean green algae and bryophytes (Table 2), this gene was lost uniquely in the Chlorokybus lineage.

Yet they sacked only one, in Pennsylvania, where a uniquely bungling incumbent, Tom Corbett, lost to Tom Wolf, a serenely smiling local businessman.

"We have lost a uniquely talented musician, a passionate advocate for Aboriginal people and a truly great friend," Prime Minister Julia Gillard said.