Sentence examples for basis of the evolutionary from inspiring English sources
For the first time the seismic process is treated on the basis of the evolutionary kinetic equations for dispersed media.
Therefore, a novel fine-search strategy was established on the basis of the evolutionary mechanism of random walk algorithm with compulsive evolution.
This architecture of modules appears to be shared by a large range of animal species and may even apply to the wormlike creature on the basis of the evolutionary divide between protostomes and deuterostomes, the two largest evolutionary streams of bilateral animals with a centralized nervous system.
This "flexibility" has been suggested to form the basis of the evolutionary success of these repeats, allowing for rapid adaptation to different interaction partners [2].
All pairs of bacteria analyzed were divided into nine groups on the basis of the evolutionary distances between them.
A neighbor-joining tree (19 ) was constructed on the basis of the evolutionary distances calculated by the Kimura-2-parameter model using the TreeconW program (20 ).
On the basis of which, the evolutionary history of Actinomycetaceae was delineated by comparing the enriched COG terms of extant gene content as well as gained and lost genes of each taxon (fig. 6).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.10147.018 The genetic basis for the evolutionary origin of the GKPID's spindle-orienting functions therefore appears to have been very simple.
Wilson was showing that the social behaviors of all creatures, from ants to primates, could be explained on the basis of the same evolutionary principles.
Colocalization and strong interaction are at the basis of the observed evolutionary (positive) feedback: Units of replication are selected (at least in the short run) if their close mutants replicate them more than the mutants themselves get replicated.
On the basis of the Spoligotype Evolutionary Index, SEI (a numeric expression approach to make standardized comparison of spoligotype evolution), M. bovis isolates from Ethiopia were relatively more heterogeneous (SEI = 3.2) compared to isolates from other countries.
