Sentence examples for be a strong evolutionary from inspiring English sources
Thus, there must be a strong evolutionary selection at this position and it is probable that the glycine→ serine substitution plays an important function specific for CaMKII.
Sexual selection can be a strong evolutionary force and various traits can acquire special importance by serving as signals during the selection of mates.
For proteins, secondary structure is understood to be a strong evolutionary driver, particularly through the binary-patterning (arrangement of hydrophilic/hydrophobic residues), and so is the (somewhat related) packing density.
Considering plant survival in the wild, optimal seedling vigor would be a strong evolutionary force to select for genotypes of plants with starch granules optimized for molecular structure that would lead to efficient storage and utilization.
Domestication selection has long been known to be a strong evolutionary force intentionally changing the characteristics of captive-reared organisms, and unintentional selection is likely to occur in typical supplementation programs as well.
For animals in the wild and for hunter gatherers, the risk of bleeding to death after an injury is a strong evolutionary pressure.
In bacteria and fungi HGT is a strong evolutionary force contributing to adaptation and colonization of challenging environments.
Based on these estimates, we would be led to think that gene flow is a strong evolutionary force shaping genetic variability between species of Podarcis.
The high conservation of the C terminal Q-rich domain of GAF in insects, suggests that there is a strong evolutionary preference to maintain such associated structure and function.
In fact, Charron et al. described the evidence for co-evolution between eIF4E of C. annuum plants and potyviral VPg, as there is a strong evolutionary pressure to resist viral pathogens [ 25].
There is a strong evolutionary relationship between glutathione reductase and TR, and the C-terminal redox center of TR can be considered a glutathione-like module that is covalently linked to the enzyme that shuttles electrons from the N-terminal redox center to the substrate.
