Sentence examples for both the diversification of from inspiring English sources

The relative ancestry of the FFs shows that reductive evolution by domain loss is dominant in the first three phases and is responsible for both the diversification of life from a universal cellular ancestor and the appearance of superkingdoms.

I think the fact that you see that both the diversification of the important NTPase families and the elaboration of cytoskeletal functions seem to be universal among eukaryotes means that probably those things happened relatively quickly.

Floral herbivory therefore, rather than pollination per se, may have played a substantial role in both the diversification of insects and the radiation of angiosperms during the Cretaceous., This is consistent with our hypothesis that specialization among flower-visitors is independent of the role played by flower-visiting species and is instead a function of local plant diversity.

The B. rapa contained one to three homologs of the A. thaliana AsA genes, but the expression of homologous genes was different between both species, indicating the diversification of AsA-related gene regulating.

By contrast, positive (balancing) selection or relaxation of purifying selection (or both) may shape the diversification of duplicated copies [ 34- 37] as part of the birth-and-death process, and may permit a reduction in the genetic linkage between loci by frequent recombination.

Early trace-making bilaterians acting as a control on substrate stability and microbial release of dissolved organic carbon (DOC; an essential resource for osmotrophic organisms with nutrient-dependent growth)—may have played key roles in both the diversification and disappearance of the Ediacara biota.

Only a handful of signaling pathways are major actors of development and responsible for both the conservation and the diversification of animal morphologies.

For example, environmental energy (temperature and UV light) has been associated with both the diversification rate and the rate of molecular evolution in angiosperms [ 21].

As in angiosperms there are different degrees of interactions with ants, it is plausible that the evolution of mutually beneficial traits, such as EFNs, drove the diversification of both angiosperms and ants during middle Cretaceous when both groups of organism were radiating (Rico-Grey and Oliveira 2007; Marazzi and Sanderson 2010).

At Brandeis, she was widely credited with laying the groundwork for a business school, a center for human and artificial intelligence research and the first sports and recreation center on campus, and for the diversification of both students and donors.

A common MUT model can help the Human Computer Interaction community to better understand both the typical users and the diversification of media-usage patterns more qualitatively.