Sentence examples for acquired evolution from inspiring English sources

In November 2011 it acquired Evolution Fresh, a small California-based juice company, for $30m, giving the company a foothold in America's $1.6-billion 1.6-billionice market.

Home (and military) robot maker iRobot has just acquired Evolution Robotics, the makers of the Mint floor-cleaning robot with an R&D shop focused on navigational tools.

This preference, a possible consequence of the evolution of AP-NHEJ polymerases from the AEP family, reflects a catalytic plasticity that was also acquired during evolution of eukaryotic NHEJ polymerases (Pol X family), such as Polμ (Nick McElhinney and Ramsden, 2003; Ruiz et al., 2003; Martin et al., 2012).

Reading is a hugely complex task, one that calls upon many parts of the brain, but it is not a skill humans have acquired through evolution (unlike speech, which is largely hard-wired).

Additionally, recent "in silico" analyses suggest that some of the diverse regulatory PTS functions acquired during evolution serve to assure an appropriate balance in C and N supply [82].

The difficulty to obtain a protective malaria vaccine is largely related to the genetic complexity of the parasite, to its metamorphosis across several life stages within the human host and to its strategies, acquired with evolution, to escape host immune response.

Because of the dissimilar evolutionary paths undergone by different human populations, each population has acquired through evolution its own optimized capacity of GABAergic receptors and response of these receptors to energy regulation, as determined by among other factors the derived alleles of the high-D SNPs.

Five to eight percent of the human genome consists of retroviral sequences acquired during evolution [ 2].

Our study suggests that the phosphorylation networks acquired during evolution have added signaling networks to the core signaling networks.

Our study suggests that the phosphorylation networks acquired during evolution have added signaling network modules to the core signaling networks.

Most of the DNA that makes up complex genomes is parasitic in nature, derived from transposable elements acquired throughout evolution.