Another problem of GAs with regards to the current application is that they do not lend themselves to model the evolution of a heterogeneous population.
Yet although evolution lends itself to a historical approach, it ought not to be the only topic to receive such a treatment, lest students come to think that the rigorous testing and retesting of ideas is unique to evolution.
Conceptualizing the process of evolution by natural selection in the manner described above lends itself to hypothesis testing, data collection, and analysis in an interactive and engaging fashion.
The large genetic carrying capacity and relatively broad replication host range lend an overarching level of importance of these transfer systems to the evolution of traits carried by these plasmids, as well as the host bacteria that harbor them.
With his performance, the show lent to the sociological evolution of shows we see today.
Nevertheless, several indicators of drift yielded associations with genome size, lending support to the MH hypothesis in the evolution of fungal genome sizes.
Further, speciose clades for which reliable data on key factors are available will generate conclusions based upon more robust sample sizes and lend stronger inference concerning the evolution of avian life-histories drawn from comparative studies.
Similar to strain FSL S3-026, strain FSL S3-586 also possessed numerous insertion sequences (122) throughout its genome, lending further support to the importance of IS activity in the evolution of S. agalactiae.
Instead of lending itself to easy converts, perhaps like religion, he said, democracy is "always a process of evolution".
The latter is phylogenetically more ancient than T. reesei [ 37] which lends to speculate that the polyglutamine stretch in HAM5 arose during the evolution of Trichoderma.
The taxonomic distribution of these novel protein features also provides insight into the evolution of apicomplexans and chromalveolates, lending support to the current understanding of these species' history.
