Sentence examples for blocks in the evolution from inspiring English sources
The generation of these binding sites and of cooperativity between them are essential building blocks in the evolution of complex regulatory networks.
The roles of the additional motifs are largely unknown but acquisition of new building blocks reflects the evolution of the proteins in parallel with the requirements for novel functions emerging in animals and plants.
RifR, RifR-evolved and RifS-evolved genotypes lacking either StrR mutations or the plasmid were each assayed in three different blocks: once after the evolution experiment to test for adaptation [ 24], once alongside genotypes with K43N or K88R, and once alongside genotypes carrying the plasmid.
Large blocks of genes that are conserved in the evolution of several species may represent functionally important combinations that are maintained together by natural selection [ 23] and/or genomic fragments devoid of evolutionary fragile regions [ 24].
Disorder is an important 'building block' for the increase in complexity in the evolution from unicellular prokaryotes to multi-cellular eukaryotes.
But on a more interesting subject: What provokes or blocks the evolution of a community's solidarity?
The arm 2R has the highest level of inversion fixation among autosomal arms and the highest tolerance to disruption of syntenic blocks in evolution of subgenus Cellia.
In this work, we discuss the mechanism that would be involved in the evolution of the system's morphology as a function of the block copolymer concentration.
As is known, domain is the conserved sequence and structure in the evolution of proteins, which plays as the stable and independent functional block of proteins [ 28].
Segmental gene duplications have played a major role in the evolution of species and can result in the duplication of single genes or large blocks of genes [ 83].
According to the new movie Creation, it turns out that the renowned naturalist encountered more than a few stumbling blocks in the course of drafting the book that would establish the concept of evolution.
