Sentence examples similar to arising from the evolutionary process from inspiring English sources

However, the subfamily IX, which contains 11 genes in Arabidopsis, is not extracted in moss, suggesting that it is a particular subfamily only belonging to advanced plants or arises from the evolutionary process to adapt the circumstance.

Therefore, OsIRE1 may have some unique characteristics that arose through the evolutionary process.

New observations or questions do arise which challenge accepted notions about the evolutionary process.

This can occur as either an intramolecular or an intermolecular process, where coevolution arises from the evolutionary interaction between sites within a single molecule in the former, and the latter is due to co-adaptation as a result of the evolutionary interaction between different molecules (Juan et al. 2008; Lovell and Robertson 2010).

Speciation arises from the evolutionary accumulation of barriers to successful reproduction between populations, so any process that accelerates trait evolution among populations along independent genetic trajectories will foster speciation and its maintenance.

Just as the average human carries around the remnants of a prehistoric tail and a useless appendix, the tools we use also bear marks of the evolutionary process from which they arose.

But our ignorance regarding functional effects of the 'genes that make us human' may also arise, in part, from a 'genes-up' view of the evolutionary process, rather than 'phenotype-down'– how we know selection actually operates.

Some of the mutations probably arise from the evolutionary pressure of growing in a dish.

These gene rearrangements arose from an evolutionary process consistent with the tandem duplication - random loss model (TDRL).

All of these genes possibly originated from gene duplication events during the evolutionary process.

How does epistasis arise from an evolutionary process that is conceived as proceeding through the incremental accumulation of mutations?