Sentence examples for an accelerated evolution from inspiring English sources

But the sense one gets from her now is that she seeks to lead not so much a revolution at St. Andrews as an accelerated evolution.

But frankly, that thinking has brought us to where we are, which requires an accelerated evolution of the way we do business.

We identified 9,451 one-to-one orthologous gene sets among the genome assemblies for Theobroma cacao32, the A and D diploid progenitors, and the A and D subgenomes of our two currently assembled cultivated species, which suggests an accelerated evolution rate in allotetraploids in comparison to their diploid progenitors.

In addition, comparative analysis of two falcons, peregrine and saker falcon, showed an accelerated evolution rate on homeostasis-related genes responsible for circulation (Zhan et al., 2013).

Beyond this reduction, the implementation of more aggressive policies or an accelerated evolution of certain technologies could untap even more savings.

Together these results suggest an accelerated evolution of these F-box genes that drives the divergence of the O. sativa and O. glaberrima orthologous genes, but also between the two O. sativa subspecies.

Reduction of phylogenetic signal with respect to the best-performing PCGs can be explained in terms of three different processes/properties: a) accelerated evolution; b) retarded evolution; and c) possession of an intrinsically lower phylogenetic signal.

That the polypeptide encoded by ACYPI39770 does not bear any similarity to a protein or protein domain of any other organism, suggests that ACYPI39770 is either an orphan gene or a gene with an unusual accelerated evolution rate.

A marked accelerated evolution mechanism can be invoked for nad2, nad3 and nad6.

At the same time, P. sinensis may have experienced a more accelerated evolution facilitated by the Upper Yangtze River environment.

18 The germinal center is a transient microenvironment where B cells enter a state of accelerated evolution to form a robust humoral immune response against a single pathogen.