Sentence examples for a direct evolutionary from inspiring English sources

The origin of writing and reading cannot be understood as a direct evolutionary adaptation.

It should be familiar — after all this is a direct evolutionary antecedent of modern Western notation — but the specifics remain tantalizingly out of reach without further study.

Whereas it is not possible to surmise a direct evolutionary progression among the typical members of these ornithopod subgroups, some trends are evident.

But in interviews and a news release by Oregon State University in Corvallis, one of several universities from which researchers were drawn, members of the discovery team threw down the gauntlet in their dispute with other paleontologists who favor a direct evolutionary link between dinosaurs and birds.

"If you look at ancestors of conodonts, what you see is gradual assembly of toothlike characteristics" rather than a direct evolutionary progression, said an author of the study, Philip C. J. Donoghue, a paleobiologist at the University of Bristol in England.

The breakpoint distance [ 2] is not a direct evolutionary distance measurement.

Our study uses a directed evolutionary approach to replace the six cytoplasmic Cys residues with all 20 standard amino acids and selecting for active mutants.

This study employed a directed evolutionary approach to determine the preferred amino acid substitutions for Cys in the cytoplasmic domains of Pgp to generate several highly-active low-Cys mutants with six Cys residues removed.

On the tree order map, there is no evidence showing any direct evolutionary relationship between the I group and genotype C strains except the last 600 bp embedded in genotype C clade.

This metavirulome can have a dramatic and direct evolutionary effect on mutualism, virulence acquisition and disease amongst commensal microbes.

Whether genomic conflict is involved or not, the fact that Yq-encoded genes are necessary for normal levels of Y chromosome transmission necessarily leads to a strong and direct evolutionary pressure to maintain the function of these genes.