Sentence examples for apparently evolving from inspiring English sources

He would, of course, discuss those talks too with Mr Obama.He will also want to discuss new ideas apparently evolving in Washington about a broad regional rapprochement.

Despite having single stranded DNA genomes that are replicated by host DNA polymerases, viruses in the family Geminiviridae are apparently evolving as rapidly as some RNA viruses.

Furthermore, inspection of θ' values (Figure 2) reveals that the divergence rate of trnH-psbA seems to be correlated with phylogenetic position, apparently evolving more rapidly in early diverging groups and more slowly in recently diverging groups.

Although it is one of the least conserved genes in both Cuscutas and Ipomoea, it is still apparently evolving under selective constraint as a functional gene.

The so-called "Welch-mer" also provides a fascinating example of the same site apparently evolving in nature and in SELEX.

Airplane Rule, Banana Problem These terms apparently evolved independently, but are variations of the same idea.

Psylotophytopsids form a basic stock from which other groups apparently evolved.

This mechanism apparently evolved to help the body preserve a vital source of energy.

Unique to birds, feathers apparently evolved from the scales of birds' reptilian ancestors.

The different honey ants apparently evolved this method of storage independent of each other.

These two species apparently evolved from other anchored species of Sargassum, providing the basis of this bizarre ecosystem.