Sentence examples for we currently observed from inspiring English sources

The results of the comparative analysis support a hypothesis that an inversion of the ancestral chromosome containing the MHC has shaped the MHC structures of ruminants, as we currently observed in the sheep and cattle.

Although it is likely that anthropogenic activities have influenced the extent of hybridization and directionality of introgression we currently observed, it is probable that some interspecific gene flow has occurred soon after species became sympatric due to changes in drainage geometry.

Following Theresa May's attack on ultra-low interest rates and quantitative easing, Lagarde said: "We currently observe that monetary policy has been under a lot of pressure to act.

In Europe we currently observe the trend that administrative landscape protection counteracts the desired development.

We currently observe research and development of nanotechnologies on the fast lane.

Then, the phylogenetic pattern we currently observe is simply a reflection of the relatively recent fixation of asexual reproduction in different lineages.

Perhaps a similar mechanism for generating gene diversity existed in T. cruzi that produced the surface antigens variability that we currently observe.

Based on this and the lack of apparent saturation, we draw the conclusion that the majority of human genes could support higher levels of regulation than what we currently observe.

It is however possible that these loci were subject to natural selection in the more distant past in response to other pathogens, and this has contributed to the population differences we currently observe in HIV-1 VL control.

In the future, the gradient in health awareness, diet pattern and leisure-time physical activity across SES levels may become the major forces in driving the disparity in obesity, which are similar to those we currently observe in the developed world.

The multi-regional theory suggests that archaic hominins spread out of Africa much earlier, and that humans then evolved from this Eurasia-wide population, with some degree of interbreeding, and thus gene flow, among individuals from different populations being responsible for the degree of genetic differentiation between populations we currently observe.