The phrase "associated with the evolutionary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships or connections to evolutionary processes or theories.
Example: "The traits observed in this species are associated with the evolutionary adaptations necessary for survival in its environment."
Alternatives: "linked to the evolutionary" or "related to the evolutionary".
Disordered proteins are associated with the evolutionary functional achievements of eukaryotic cells.
Warshan, D. et al. Genomic changes associated with the evolutionary transitions of Nostoc to a plant symbiont.
To assess learning resulting from the newly designed plant-biodiversity lab module, we inserted questions associated with the evolutionary learning goals into the multiple-choice lecture exam that was given 6 weeks after the plant biodiversity lab module.
For the 2-dimensional simulations, a randomized surface height profile has been selected in order to observe overall trends associated with the evolutionary mechanisms, rather than relying on the consistent influence of a particular surface configuration.
Fourth, we need to determine what are the mechanisms for the emergence of the modular structure and whether they are associated with the evolutionary pressure, environmental-related plasticity or genetic factors.
Reviewing the evidence, Crow [14], [15] suggested that the genetic variance associated with the evolutionary development, in Homo sapiens, of dominance for a component of language in one hemisphere carries with it the hazard of failure manifest as the symptoms of schizophrenia.
Identification of key factors [ 7] associated with the enormous evolutionary success of these radiations might improve our general understanding of speciation processes.
Therefore, one of the characteristic factors of CC is its defined clinical stages, which are associated with the different evolutionary stages that lead to the development of the carcinogenesis [ 8].
Assuming that global warming after the last glacial period 7 10 thousand years before present (kyr BP) was associated with the expansion, the evolutionary rates (sites per million years, myr) of Cytb and CR were estimated as 11 16 % and 22 32 %, respectively, for A. argenteus, and 12 17 % and 17 24 %, respectively, for A. speciosus.
Research on these dynamic processes also recognizes some of the risks and other challenges associated with these evolutionary processes and the need for an effective regulatory system that will allow progress while preventing undesirable consequences.
This paper surveys the literature associated with the application of evolutionary algorithms (EAs) in coastal groundwater management problems (CGMPs).
