Sentence examples for assessment of the evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Developmental staging, in conjunction with the properties of model organisms, tends to encourage a negative assessment of the evolutionary importance of phenotypic plasticity because the variation is not manifested and documented, and therefore is unlikely to be reckoned as substantive.

However, to date, there is no systematic assessment of the evolutionary history of human diseases emerged from distinct network perturbations.

Prank+F can use a gene tree with distances for a better assessment of the evolutionary relationships between the different genes.

Future assessment of the evolutionary relevance of this proposed global scenario will be necessary, and we anticipate that exploring such issues will further advance our understanding of living systems.

To date, there is no systematic assessment of the evolutionary history and nature of the defined druggable proteins derived from the contemporary druggable genome (i.e., proteins that bind or are predicted to bind with high affinity to a biologic).

The focus of this study is a comprehensive assessment of the evolutionary histories of the broadly distributed population of western lowland gorillas (G. g. gorilla) and the range restricted, Critically Endangered Cross River gorillas (G. g. diehli).

Overall, this approach yielded a well-resolved phylogeny of Neotropical cichlids that will be of utility for future assessments of the evolutionary and ecological processes within this diverse group of fishes.

In so doing, we provide an initial 'selectional' assessment of the current evolutionary status of this conservation unit.

41, 42 Reconstructing the detailed evolutionary history of the prefronto-cerebellar system and of its structural lateralization is of crucial importance: this will both provide more detailed information on the selective pressures that have defined its adaptive role in primate behavior, and enable assessment of the deeper evolutionary history of its structural lateralization.

As such, the data presented here provides an independent assessment of the structure and evolutionary features of chromosome 5D.

The use of the information that we have collected on each population is best viewed as a method of conservation priority in the absence of factors related to actual threat status, that is, they relate more closely to assessments of the genetic, evolutionary, and ecological legacy of the species (sensu Allendorf et al. 1997).