The phrase "a subsequent evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a development or change that occurs after a previous event or stage.
Example: "The research team observed a subsequent evolution in the species' behavior after the environmental changes."
Alternatives: "a later development" or "an ensuing change".
17 In light of the above situation, we therefore elected to attempt the sequence outlined in Scheme 2 involving conversion of a simple carbamate into the diethoxymethyl derivative 1, as a precursor for subsequent evolution of the putative carbenoid 2 on reduction with zinc in the presence of Me3SiCl.
"Originally designed as a farming tool, its subsequent evolution into a sophisticated fighting implement makes it uniquely suited for both daily carry and self-defense.
Other important aspects were not assessed, such as adverse events, quality of life, the risk of virological failure after a switch and subsequent evolution of CD4+ count.
Behaviour has been traditionally viewed as a driver of subsequent evolution because behavioural adjustments expose organisms to novel environments, which may result in a correlated evolution on other traits.
Thus the initial form of the eukaryote O2 sensitive sGC may have been a homodimer, with subsequent evolution and diversification of the α and β lineages leading to the formation of heterodimers, a shift to NO sensitivity and diversification of function.
In relation to the subsequent evolution, an advanced system with a larger genome, which uses DNA as genetic material and RNA as functional material, is modeled – the system cannot sustain if the nucleotide reductase ribozyme is "turned off" (thus, DNA cannot be synthesized).
Our analysis would suggest that the most recent addition to the SIBLING gene family, DSPP, arose from an ancestral DMP1 gene duplication and subsequent evolution into a new gene that retained some of the DMP1 motifs (for example, BMP1 cleavage and RGD) while gaining some novel domains (i.e. a long and repetitive phosphorylation domain).
This introgression of new genetic information provides new variability and is a major factor in subsequent evolution.
In subsequent evolution, a multigene family of three members formed by gene duplication.
Thus, contingency was a quantitative value and subsequent evolution was influenced to some degree by unique, chance historical events [ 28, 32, 33].
