The phrase "advantage of evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive outcomes that arise from the process of evolution in a biological or metaphorical context.
Example: "One significant advantage of evolution is the ability of species to adapt to changing environments over time."
Alternatives: "benefit of evolution" or "merit of evolution".
This process takes advantage of evolution mechanisms such as the survival of the fit test and genetic material recombination.
Worse, says Ferragamo, the company had become complacent: "A yacht, like any other kind of product, has to take advantage of evolution of technology, of taste, of elegance they're not stable, these things.
Similarly as classical ones (e.g. ACO, SS, PS or ISM) it combines all features and advantages of evolution algorithms.
To exemplify the advantages of evolution-aware analyses of transcriptional regulation using ReXSpecies 2.0, we have derived some plausible hypotheses for murine Oct4/ Pou5f1 and Sox2 regulation.
In my laboratory, we are taking advantage of such evolution to uncover the genetic and neural basis of behaviors that adapt mosquitoes to human hosts.
One great advantage of molecular evolution is its multiplicity, as noted above in the section DNA and protein as informational macromolecules.
Home networks and home environments are developing so fast that a new generation of residential gateways is needed in order to allow emerging services and the huge amount of available bandwidth to take advantage of this evolution.
These days the exponential increase in the volume and variety of data stored by companies and organizations of various sectors of activity, has required to organizations the search for new solutions to improve their services and/or products, taking advantage of technological evolution.
Based on the complex structure of mPD-1/hPD-L1, Mautetet al. have taken advantage of directed evolution of the amino acids in hPD-1 which contributes to the binding with PD-L1 by yeast-surface display to engineer the PD-1 ectodomain as a high-affinity (110 pmol/L) competitive antagonist of PD-L1 (Maute et al., 2015).
It is interesting to note that three of the four beneficial mutations were located relatively distant from the known substrate channels, thus exemplifying the advantage of directed evolution over rational design.
But their advantage, in terms of evolution, is that "you only have to edit them once to create a lasting change," Dr. Walsh said.
