Sentence examples for be the general evolutionary from inspiring English sources
An increasing subdivision of the airways and the development of greater surface area at the exchange surfaces appear to be the general evolutionary trend among the higher vertebrates.
These results may be explained by a birth and death evolutionary process of actin gene families, which would be the general evolutionary mechanism for other highly conserved multigene families.
Although natural selection has produced complex multicellular life from relatively simpler unicellular ancestors, we are in no way implying that complexity is the general evolutionary trend which it clearly is not (see Gould 1997).
When mapped to species trees the evolutionary history of domains and domain combinations is revealed, and the general evolutionary trend of domain and combination is analyzed.
Although upregulation of minor paralogs and even repair of a null mutation in a major glycolytic paralog by recombination with a minor paralog have been demonstrated (pdc1/ PDC5) (104), the general evolutionary significance of the backup theory is still a matter of debate (98, 105).
The general evolutionary explanation is that gene repertoires are altered in response to the adaptation of the animals to environmental factors such as the availability of food, disease, predators and appropriate habitat.
The analysis of the FTB score distribution in TGPs was performed to evaluate more precisely the general evolutionary process of TGAs.
This difference in the selection pressure between DBD and LBD has been proposed to be a general evolutionary pattern for the whole NR family [ 7].
The conservation of coding sequences in vertebrates and insects can be explained by general evolutionary constraints due to the requirements of protein translation and structure.
A solution to the conundrum can be found in general evolutionary principles shared by some chemical and biological systems.
Thus, organismal and genomic conflicts being the basis for major molecular innovations, which in turn might facilitate major evolutionary transitions, can be considered a general evolutionary principle.
