Sentence examples for accelerated by the evolution from inspiring English sources
Metagenomic studies, accelerated by the evolution of sequencing technologies and the rapid development of genomic analysis methods, can reveal genetic diversity and biodiversity in various samples including those of uncultured or unknown species.
(iii) Despite many forms of adaptive expression divergence, the general pattern is that the rate of expression divergence can be accelerated by the adaptive evolution, i.e., r > σ.
The term 'adaptative' first concerned the optimisation of a constant function, accelerated by managing the evolution of temperature and number of tested alternative solutions across steps [ 17].
The significant evolution of the programmability of the graphics hardware has allowed the isosurface extraction procedure to be accelerated by the GPU, taking advantage of its parallel architecture.
The ICSPSO technique is such an excellent hybrid global random search technique for error minimization, and is structured incorporating the advantages of cuckoo search algorithm into particle swarm optimization (PSO) while the global searching capability is further accelerated by tuning the mutation operation of differential evolution (DE) technique.
This may highlight that the increased genetic plasticity induced by genomic instability accelerates the evolution of resistance in these cases.
The fatigue damage caused by the cyclic loading accelerates the evolution of multiaxial ratchetting, especially at the end stage of cyclic loading; the multiaxial ratchetting produced in the stress cycling shortens the failure life of the steels apparently.
The empirical results demonstrate that the proposed mutation operator guided by preferred regions can accelerate the evolution of the population and improve the performances of the Pareto-optimal set.
The GREACE method introduced an in vivo mutagenesis mechanism into microbial cells by introducing a group of genetically modified proofreading elements of the DNA polymerase (ϵ subunit encoded by dnaQ gene) to accelerate the evolution process under stressful conditions.
Human activities can accelerate the evolution of invasiveness via hybridization by increasing the frequency in which previously isolated lineages come into contact and/or by creating novel environments that unique hybrid genotypes may be better suited to than parental species (Anderson and Stebbins 1954; Ellstrand and Schierenbeck 2000; Arnold and Martin 2010).
