Human beings might be animals, but only they possess rationality, language, consciousness, or emotions, which justified and also explained in terms of evolution their perceptions of inferiority and superiority (Mullin 1999; O'Rourke 2000).
The maintenance of large N e and the associated genetic variation is also important in terms of evolution, because loss of genetic variation affects the adaptation capability of a population.
Additionally, it has been shown that residues with a pivotal role in mediating such allosteric communications are also important in terms of evolution (both highly coevolved residues and conserved residues) (Suel et al., 2003; Ferguson et al., 2007; Tang et al., 2007).
NADPH oxidases are enzymes whose biological function is electron transport and the generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS), also a very ancient principle in terms of evolution.
We also developed a model to analyze endcast schemes in terms of evolution of a graph G V,E), where the set of vertices V represent the nodes and an edge (u,v ∈E is added when a frame is received by a node v due to rebroadcasting of another node u during the propagation of a frame via flooding.
In terms of evolution, across generations the X-chromosome is also occasionally a part of heterochromatin (the Barr body).
They're related to mosquitoes in terms of evolution.
She must have realized there was something special about the new guy, in terms of evolution".
I will highlight the importance of Madagascar for wildlife, in terms of evolution by natural selection, as proposed by Darwin.
And that's been it in terms of evolution, really, save for dropping the malevolence after Scott died.
Now, we would understand much of that gradation today in terms of evolution.
