Sentence examples for both function and evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Darwin's dualistic view of the nature of the organism is reflected in his using adaptation to mean both "function" and "evolutionary response to environmental change".

Although there remains substantial room for further improvement, our findings contribute to a better understanding of both the function and evolutionary origins of cyclic expression in a green alga, laying the foundation for further molecular dissection of the relationships between the rhythmic gene expression and physiological functions for potential biotechnological applications.

Genomics is the study of the structure, function, and evolutionary comparison of whole genomes.

The extra dimension of biology seeks explanations of biological phenomena in terms of function and evolutionary history, which together are known as "ultimate" causes.

Although they have been identified in some invertebrate taxa, their distribution, function, and evolutionary patterns in basal metazoans, remain largely unknown.

Here, we review recent advances in understanding the function and evolutionary origin of this fascinating repertoire of host-targeted bacterial effectors.

We performed a quantitative proteomic assessment of Giardia mitosomes to increase understanding of the function and evolutionary origin of these enigmatic organelles.

Genomic sequence assemblies are key tools for a broad range of gene function and evolutionary studies.

It provides relevant information for the function and evolutionary analysis of these proteins.

In spite of this, both Dickins and Barton and Gardner interpret our message as a rejection of the value of distinguishing between proximate causes, function, and evolutionary history.

Mayr sees function and evolutionary history as connected, and indeed they are, as is ably illustrated by Gardner.