1, 13, 14, 30 The desire to increase throughput is reflected in evolution of a commercial microtiter plate from 96 to 384 to 1536 well format.
These structural peculiarities appear to be reflected in the evolution of some of the enzymes interacting with animal mitochondrial tRNAs, including the enzyme involved in 5′ end processing.
Thus, evolutionary steps in cell surface molecule-dependent human biology may be reflected in DMT domain evolution [ 10, 11].
The only physical parameter that seems to be reflected in sauropod body size evolution is land mass size.
2) Speciation driven by sexual selection (through divergence in shape and size of the genital structures): this should be reflected in the rates of evolution of the morphology of the intromittent portions of copulatory organs [ 9, 24].
Finally, I hypothesized that the addition of the situations of chance instruction would increase the experimental group participants' understanding of the importance of chance in the processes in evolution which would be reflected in their lesson ideas.
If this is the case, then we should expect major changes in biological evolution to be reflected in major changes in the types of soils.
If a site-recognition factor is conserved throughout evolution, this should be reflected in the conservation of the corresponding editing-site cis-element, an assumption that was supported by a recent analysis of the psbL start codon editing site in 28 species, and the ndhD start codon editing site in 21 species [ 12].
In the same way, the authors argue, an evolutionary path selecting for one trait, social tolerance, is reflected in the evolution of our faces, the tone of our voices, and the organization of our brains.
The later effect is reflected in the evolution of the Ra which increases rapidly in initial deposition stages and achieves saturation for later ones (Figure 6).
