Sentence examples for clues for the evolution from inspiring English sources

Morris, M., Ghez, A. M. & Becklin, E. E. The galactic center black hole: clues for the evolution of black holes in galactic nuclei.

This phenomenon is likely to occur in other lichen-forming fungi, which would contribute to discovering the mechanism of the algal switch [ 93- 95] and could provide clues for the evolution of lichenization.

Especially, there have been quite a few studies (from the Rodin's group, the Schimmel's group and others) on the relation of the operational code and the genetic code, which might be able to provide some clues for the evolution of proto-tRNAs' structure because the two codes reside at two spatially opposite end of a tRNA.

This approach provides clues for understanding the evolution of biochemical and physiological functions for regulatory-subunit-dependent Nox enzymes.

Recent advances in genome and molecular analysis enable us to investigate certain changes in the receptors or mechanisms involved in sensing and provide clues for understanding the evolution of animals related to those changes.

The fact that orthologous genes display similar genomic organisation and expression patterns with comparable spatial and temporal characteristics in distantly related species has provided clues for understanding the evolution of the body plan.

This change can be a clue for understanding the evolution of the refractive indices with the CH4 ratio.

Research by Arkhat Abzhanov probes key HOX genes among crocodiles for clues to the evolution of birds from dinosaurs.

Since the 1970s, Dr. Laitman has been looking for anatomical clues to the evolution of human speech.

Indeed topology could, for instance, give clues on the evolution of the organisms they are related to.

The diverse patterns that are characteristic for different clades provide clues to the evolution that shape these skews.