Sentence examples for after evolution of the from inspiring English sources

All s-form sites provide a snapshot of the last phase of erosion after evolution of the local landscape through multiple generations of s-form formation.

In this case, after evolution of the binding pocket, docking motifs appear to have arisen ex nihilo in disordered regions of proteins that were already Cbk1 substrates, and were subsequently preserved over evolution.

Thus, it is safe to assume that the FFRP gene family has evolved through numerous expansions prior to and after evolution of the archaeal lineage [ 7] and that these expansions provide one possible means for organisms to adapt to changes in nutritional and/or environmental conditions [ 6, 7].

After evolution of CO2(g) stops, the Zr solution was added to the antibody solution, and the resultant mixture was incubated at room temperature for 1 h.

And then, also, after September 11, one year after, the evolution of the American foreign policy towards a more and more unilateralist approach with this Bush doctrine of the preemptive strike, of preemptive war, has led to a complete separation of trends in Europe.

The shift in incentives has come after the evolution of the business itself, industry insiders and other experts said.

Shiny Digital is left with its forebear's portfolio of tech and sports blogs, and it's owners are still brainstorming the evolution of niche interest online indie publishing, after the evolution of the "blogs" of 2004.

The fossil record of chordate evolution communicates a similar message: only after the evolution of the phosphatic skeleton in the lineage leading to gnathostomes do the fossils provide a reliable account of character acquisition.

Are the siboglinids an ancient lineage that branched from the rest of the Metazoa not long after the evolution of the major animal groups?

Both clusters contain fish sequences indicating that, although these sequences evolved after the evolution of the Craniata, they must have arisen early in vertebrate evolution.

The word "surra" comes from the Indi and means "rotten," which qualifies the state of the animals after chronic evolution of the disease [ 28]; this especially fits to the evolution of the disease in camels.