Sentence examples for close to evolutionary from inspiring English sources
Nucleotide differences are largely found in the segments encoding the signal peptides of the glycoproteins or represent mostly translational silent substitutions (21, 22 ), which indicates that LDV-P hattainedned close to evolutionary stasis (23 ).
Certain tuatara organs and traits also display the hallmarks of being, if not quite primitive, at least closer to evolutionary baseline than comparable structures in other animals.
While this statement itself makes no logical sense, it reflects how the class' material was able to open a mind that was previously closed to evolutionary theory.
Its rate of increase Φ rapidly slows down as the system comes closer to evolutionary equilibrium, whereas the total substitution rate V shows a slower approach to equilibrium.
As the starfish is one of the species located close to the evolutionary branching point between vertebrates and nematodes, it should help to provide clues to elucidate the relationship of apoptosis between vertebrates and nematodes.
This congruence suggests that the new tick, dubbed Carios jerseyi, is close to "the evolutionary starting point of all ticks".
Decreasing fitness is expected to be relatively easy, since the wild type is probably close to its evolutionary optimum.
Molecular phylogenies based on chloroplast and ribosomal sequences put this group close to the evolutionary line between unicellular chlorophyceans and bryophytes [ 114].
The Ralstonia protein is recognised as a member of the HcaE phenylpropionate dioxygenase multidomain group, which may be close to the evolutionary source of the PaO gene of phototrophs.
In other words, the system is very close to non-evolutionary system when the values of evolutionary speed of the preys are close to zero.
Similar analyses in species in the Rosaceae family, relatively close to cucurbits in evolutionary terms, show that the syntenic regions contain only one (strawberry, cluster A) or two genes (peach, cluster C) [ 6].
