Sentence examples for by an evolutionary drive from inspiring English sources
The result of this calculation is shown in the insets of Figure 2B; in the family of all KDO8PSs and in both subfamilies there is a clear distinction between positions in which the amino acid usage is influenced by an evolutionary drive to increase stability, and other positions in which there is no such trend.
Our results, however, suggests that the attentional filter imposed by this presumably evolutionary drive toward allo-parenting is tuned to the individual's environment and experience.
Of course, genes cannot actually perceive or judge our behavior, so the shift in gene expression is very likely driven by an evolutionary strategy of working for the common good.
This optimization process is driven by an evolutionary algorithm.
The major conclusions are as follows: (1) an adaptive walk (=evolution) is driven by an evolutionary force in the direction in which free fitness increases; (2) the expectation of the climbing rate obeys an equation analogous to the Einstein relation in Brownian motion; (3) the standard deviation of the climbing rate is a quantity analogous to the mean thermal energy of a particle, kT ×constant).
The co-location of the RpZRE3 core element in 274 human promoters is unlikely to have been driven by an evolutionary advantage to the virus, but may reflect the involvement of a cellular transcription factor interacting with the same element.
If, as speculated, the evolution of host lineages may be driven by an evolutionary trend in the REDOX potential of the environments that host worms inhabit, this hypothesis would also explain why, from an evolutionary physiology point of view, the host would switch or specialize its symbiont community.
Reflecting the genesis of tumors as an evolutionary process driven by clonal selection.
Our study explains these differences as an evolutionary path driven by internal capabilities to replicate organisational and business models facilitated by the availability of accustomed and informed markets.
Mathematical models of the evolution of population-level asymmetries based on game theory [17] pointed out that shared directionality in a population might arise as an evolutionary strategy driven by living in a social group, where individually asymmetrical organisms have to coordinate their behaviours with the behaviour of other conspecific individuals.
