| South American fire ant species falling outside the socially polymorphic clade are not known to exhibit polygyne colony social organization. |
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| A perennial herb found largely in Europe and the Mediterranean, it is an extremely polymorphic species. |
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| Genotyping of the four polymorphic markers identified two distinct haplotypes in all of the 23 individuals analysed. |
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| Like many other innate immunity genes studied to date, this is highly polymorphic. |
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| None of the fixation indices for polymorphic loci in either species were significantly negative. |
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| We should write our libraries to have super-clean functional interfaces and make them as polymorphic as reasonable. |
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| A polymorphic batch file appears to be a holy grail to some virus writers, perhaps because of how insanely difficult it is to produce one. |
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| The techniques they describe include polymorphic inline cache and regular expression improvements. |
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| This could allow the bad guys to more easily run more complex polymorphic and encryption routines. |
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| The new version is polymorphic, meaning it changes its appearance in an attempt to avoid detection. |
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| It has polymorphic attributes, and its behaviour is determined on the set of installed components. |
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| It carries a highly destructive payload, and also has some rudimentary polymorphic properties. |
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| A blast homology search of all available databases reveals no significant homology to the white locus polymorphic indel. |
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| Barycrinus rhombiferis is also the most morphologically variable species of Barycrinus, possessing a wide array of polymorphic characters. |
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| However, one interesting feature that emerged from the polymorphic sites was the possible existence of population subdivision. |
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| In other polymorphic insects, flightless morphs result from wing muscle histolysis even though fully developed wings remain. |
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| Candida species are polymorphic and can form colonies containing budding yeasts, pseudohyphae, and true hyphae. |
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| Humans are polymorphic for skin colour, body stature, sickle-cell anaemia, blood groups and the epicanthic eye-fold. |
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| The data included results of genomic typing at polymorphic loci at or near genes of the autoimmune inflammatory response. |
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| A fruit commonly consumed by Silvereyes is the small, polymorphic berry of the fragrant saltbush. |
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| These two polymorphic processes function as a complex relation of reciprocal transference. |
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| There were also large differences between populations in diversity, some of the populations being monomorphic and some polymorphic. |
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| A total of 34 microsatellite primers, polymorphic in their respective species, were selected in this study. |
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| The MspI site is therefore polymorphic and can be detected as a cleavable amplified polymorphic sequence marker. |
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| Wild populations are regularly polymorphic for its two known alleles, O permissive and P restrictive, for virus multiplication and transmission. |
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| Genes are polymorphic, differing in some of their DNA sequence in different individuals according to heredity. |
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| Developed eight highly polymorphic microsatelllite loci for Dungeness crab, goeduck clams and red sea urchins. |
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| Thus, the study will continue in order to identify more polymorphic combinations to be analyzed on a greater number of species. |
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| Different primers have been developed based on polymorphic areas of the 18S rDNA gen of Trypanosoma sp. |
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| Isolated 12 polymorphic microsatellite DNA loci from northern abalone to use in the population survey and described in a primary publication. |
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| A polymorphic virus encodes its body in order to hide its signature from an antivirus program. |
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| Examples include polymorphic viruses that appear with different payloads or in different e-mails. |
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| In that respect the substructure of maraging steel differs appreciably from that of aluminum, copper and other alloys which can be quenched without polymorphic change. |
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| The filament is able to adopt many polymorphic conformations, including left-handed and right-handed supercoils, depending on various environmental conditions. |
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| Because the model chocolate contains no crystalline sucrose, the researchers were able to see clearly the changing polymorphic forms of the cocoa butter. |
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| These plants maintained the polymorphic condition, even at high light. |
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| In chimpanzees, six different polymorphic sites were identified. |
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| Loci are commonly chosen because they were known to be polymorphic in the population studied, while monomorphic loci were not genotyped or discarded from analysis. |
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| The guppy is sexually dichromatic, with males being genetically polymorphic for color patches that vary in hue, chroma, reflectivity, size, number, and location on their body. |
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| Green and Hunt 1980 published a photomap of An. funestus and identified several polymorphic inversions for specimens from several African countries. |
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| Pistillate flowers are polymorphic for dehiscence and sepal number. |
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| If the optimum is displaced from this symmetric position to a moderate extent, then D is larger and not all stable equilibria are fully polymorphic. |
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| The different structures of such a chemical substance are called polymorphic forms, or polymorphs. |
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| When the degree of correlation is set to.2, the polymorphic basin reduces to the point at which the population starts in the polymorphism. |
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| The zygosity of the participating pairs was determined by the genotyping of ten highly polymorphic genetic markers. |
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| Avicularia adventitious, monomorphic or polymorphic, suboral or lateral to orifice. |
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| They can be used to test genetic susceptibility using polymorphic markers in different communities, which can also examine genetic susceptibility to environmental agents. |
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| To make body, to give substance, to take shape : from fantasized metamorphoses to polymorphic expressive mechanics, from adjourned flights to unknown lands, to take root is meant to fly higher. |
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| Random amplified polymorphic DNA for the specific detection of bubaline Echinococcus granulosus by hybridization assay. |
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| Recognizing a polymorphic virus is much more complicated because it generates a brand new decoding routine at every infection so its signature is changing with every virus installation. |
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| Importantly, no episodes of monomorphic or polymorphic ventricular tachycardia were seen. |
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| Outcrossers usually present higher polymorphic loci or number of genotypes per population than inbreeders. |
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| The Lake Erie water snake is also polymorphic, ranging from banded to unbanded gray coloration. |
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| Two Minisat PCR assays have been developed to be used as polymorphic markers for routine population genetic analysis, bringing the total number of markers to five. |
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| Groups of people around the world have different frequencies of polymorphic genes. |
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| Edema, telangiectases, a moderate polymorphic inflammatory infiltrate, and melanin clumps are noted in the dermis. |
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| Physical assignments of 68 porcine cosmid and lambda clones containing polymorphic microsatellites. |
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| However, it does not work in every situation, and may require more than one polymorphic locus to give an accurate result. |
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| So-called polymorphic viruses employ encryption to scramble themselves. |
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| Codominant, multiallelic, and highly polymorphic microsatellite markers are suitable tools for examination of genetic variation and population structure. |
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| Individual knobs are polymorphic among strains of both maize and teosinte. |
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