Sentence examples for which suggests selective from inspiring English sources

The pig X chromosome is an outlier in terms of nucleotide diversity, which suggests selective constraints.

In hepatocytes, resecreted HDL was depleted in free and esterified cholesterol which suggests selective lipid uptake during endocytosis [55].

The sequences showed a low nucleotide diversity, which suggests selective constraints maintaining this regulatory region over evolutionary time.

They chose an amazing collection of watches and left a number of uninteresting ones, which suggests a selective knowledge".

Zinc does not co-localize with iron in dopamine neurovesicles which suggests a selective interaction between dopamine and iron.

Interestingly, we find a positive correlation of intron presence and increased expression, which suggests a selective advantage (i.e., function) for introns in highly expressed genes that is not present (or present to a smaller degree) in genes with reduced expression.

A certain degree of conservation of CNVs across mammals has been observed, which suggests that selective pressure may drive acquisition or retention of specific gene dosage alterations.

The subsequent decline of W135/ST11 strains was associated with increased isolate diversification (8 ), which suggests a selective restriction of the dominant circulating strain (2 ).

In arctic snowbeds, apomictic species become more frequent (Molau, 1993), which suggests a selective benefit to apomixis in habitats with a short vegetation period.

Our experience at VGH is that there had previously been heavy consumption of ciprofloxacin during the time period when the resistance peaked, which suggests this selective pressure may have contributed to this observation.

Notably, the Ka/Ks values of the "ub" and "strc" genes were significantly lower than the average of the 3,487 genes, which suggests a selective constraint on these subsets of the genes [ 26].