The phrase "an increased evolution" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the growth or advancement of a particular process or concept, but it is generally better to use more precise language.
Example: "The research indicates an increased evolution of technology in recent years, leading to significant advancements in various fields."
Alternatives: "a greater evolution" or "an accelerated evolution".
Eleven hypotheses were evaluated to test an increased evolution rate at various branch points in the phylogenetic tree (Additional file 1).
Besides its position along the chromosome, our data indicated that DNA methylation observed in the promoter region of homoeologous group 5 and 7 may have contributed to their transcriptional repression and may have favored an increased evolution rate at TaMET-5A1 and 5D1 leading to the accumulation of deleterious mutations, a process known as pseudogenization [ 45, 46].
To examine if differential frequencies/intensities in mutation rate or natural selection have led to an increased evolution of heart enhancers, based on mouse-rat or mouse-human genomic alignments, substitution rates of fourfold degenerate sites (d4), or intron sites (di), of neighboring genes were used as neutral references to normalize the substitution rate of each enhancer.
Measurements of luminescence spectra have been carried out at different times, showing a decreasing and an increasing evolution of the red and the blue part of the spectrum, respectively.
Within 66 nucleotides (half of the median exon length) of splice sites, synonymous sites show a clear trend toward increased evolution rate with increased distance from the splice site whereas non-synonymous sites exhibited a very weak, if any, such trend.
Even if recognition is indirect, increased evolution of intermediate factors might drive compensatory evolution of Xist.
When light is harvested directly by the TiO2, like in the case of grease stains an increased CO2 evolution was observed with respect to wine and coffee stains under similar experimental conditions on the same TiO2 loaded textile.
Thus, the ability to increase evolution acceptance while validating a diversity of worldviews may be impossible.
The increased proportion of Brassicaceae-specific LSGs without identifiable origins could be suggestive of an increased rate of evolution at some time during the evolution of these genes, and indeed the stress responsive LSGs do display increased d N / d S values as observed in LSGs generally (Additional file 3).
Comparisons of d S for duplication nodes to speciation nodes may not accurately reflect the timing of duplication events because of biased evolution among individual gene families, such as an increased rate of evolution for paralogs compared with single copy genes (Yang and Gaut 2011; Singh et al. 2013).
Results show that spatial effects can drive an increased or decreased evolution of resistance in both the target and non-target demes, depending on the effectiveness and associated costs of the resistant trait, and on the rate of dispersal.
