Sentence examples for an evolutionary route from inspiring English sources

"There are a lot of reasons why you're not going to see such an evolutionary route, that's why Adamo's paper is so remarkable," he says.

Translocation provides an evolutionary route to coding, even in the absence of the small ribosomal subunit.

We note, however, that such an evolutionary route cannot be ruled out as inverted adaptive responses are commonly observed in different chemotaxis systems and seem to be easily accessible via mutations [ 31, 40].

An evolutionary route chart of the entire YidC/Oxa/Alb3 family is proposed mainly based on the results of our study.

This possibility also suggests an additional evolutionary route for the cicada prey – the addition of "false cues" that elicit premature katydid replies without cueing female cicadas, whose response depends on a particular combination of song elements.

Gene duplication, followed by specialisation via subfunctionalisation is considered an important evolutionary route to genetic novelty [ 62, 63].

In the presented study of chemotaxis, it provided important insights towards understanding the significance of certain network features observed in current day bacteria, and provided an incremental evolutionary route from simple-to-implement dynamics to more complicated ones.

Additionally, the formation of metal sites at protein interfaces has been proposed as a possible evolutionary route toward efficient metalloenzymes.

From the initial analysis of our dataset of paralogs, it is apparent that genes involved in translation followed a distinct evolutionary route.

Comparative studies on conserved vertebrate homologs have provided a possible evolutionary route taken by gene duplicates subfunctionalization by minimizing homolog number.

That is, the gain/loss cycle of the side tail fiber may be a superior evolutionary route than simply evolving the tail fiber gene through sequential compensatory mutations.