Sentence examples for both the evolutionary stability from inspiring English sources
Our emphasis is on both the evolutionary stability of attenuation, i.e., whether adaptive evolution reverses the attenuation, and on our ability to predict the evolutionary response to the reorganization.
Although mutualisms imply benefits for both partners, the evolutionary stability of this interaction may depend on the long-term balance between costs and benefits (Herre et al. 1999; Saikkonen et al. 2004; Thompson 2005; Kiers et al. 2010).
The mutational deluge menaces to destroy both homeostatic mechanisms of the organisms and the evolutionary stability of the species.
Most theories proposed to help explain the evolutionary stability of mutualism argue that cooperation is stabilized by individuals employing mechanisms to avoid being exploited by their partners (e.g., host sanctions, partner choice) [ 8, 45].
The evolutionary stability of synthetic genetic circuits is key to both the understanding and application of genetic control elements.
Transcription of both strands at the HEPN1/ HEPACAM locus combined with possible regulatory functions provides a plausible explanation for the evolutionary stability.
Hence the evolutionary stability of preferences provides at most an incomplete account of preference change.
Since stability analysis is an important issue in complex networks, we discuss the evolutionary stability of the bio-network architecture based on energy design.
We discuss morphological constraints and epigenetic impacts on nuclear architecture, the evolutionary stability of CT arrangements, and alterations of nuclear architecture during transcription and repair.
However, the occurrence of the evolutionary branching as the response to the environmental fluctuation and the evolutionary stability of the coexisting state have remained open questions.
The following short-term evolution experiments were performed, each designed to assess the evolutionary stability of virulence and several fitness traits during single or multiple infections.
