Sentence examples for activities on the evolution from inspiring English sources
In view of the great abundance of TEs and their global distribution within eukaryotic genomes, the impact of TEs and their activities on the evolution of gene regulation and function could exceed our previous estimates.
"From now on, the evolution of technology will be exponential.
The paper presents the results of a study into the effects of fault activity on the landscape evolution of the area.
On a smaller scale, human activities influence the evolution of organisms such as agricultural pests, agricultural weeds, and bacteria.
Although this prediction can only strictly be applied to C. quinquefasciatus mosquitoes of the SLAB strain, the role of compensatory activity among resistance alleles on the evolution and control of multiple resistance warrants general investigation, as this experiment provides evidence that it can occur.
This article presents a brief overview of recent human activities; broad examples of the impact of human activities on biological evolution; a general overview and specific examples of incorporating human activities into evolution education; and further online anthropogenic resources that can be incorporated into educational settings.
Since the HR domain is a feature unique to transitin in that it possesses both ATPase and GTPase activities in vitro, we focused on the evolution of this particular domain.
Coupled reactive transport codes for the unsaturated zone, such as HP1, are promising tools to unravel the complex interaction between soil physical and biogeochemical processes for all kinds of problems, including the impact of natural processes and antropogenic activities on soil evolution.
Studies on denudation rates can provide insight into the influence of climate change, tectonics, and human activities on landscape evolution.
We developed this activity in conjunction with a unit on the evolution of sexual reproduction.
WANETAM also has an independent advisory board, whose role is to advise the steering committee on the evolution of important activities.
