Sentence examples for connected to the evolution from inspiring English sources

The coastal area where these four scenarios are recorded is closely connected to the evolution of the lower valley of the Sauce Grande River, which is the most important river in the southwest of the Buenos Aires province.

In contrast, our phylogenetic analysis indicates that the evolution of cis- and trans-ATs in algae is unambiguously connected to the evolution of multimodularity.

In frogs, diversification of sound production mechanisms is intimately linked to and/or constrained by the evolution of vocal structures, which is necessarily connected to the evolution of the respiratory system.

As a consequence of coevolution between the host and its hindgut microbiota, the highly specific protist community became additionally involved in the host's development and life cycle and therefore connected to the evolution of sociality (Nalepa et al. 2001).

However, even in an introns early scenario, the question remains if and how introns were inserted into genes, since the origin of introns is intricately connected to the evolution of the spliceosome.

The final mechanical properties of the joints are strictly connected to the microstructural evolutions, in terms of phase change, occurring during the process.

Group V is probably one the youngest and most rapidly evolving sets of CTLDcps; its component members vary significantly even between rodents and human, a phenomenon connected to the co-evolution with the acquired immune system proteins that group V CTLDcps interact with.

Newer styles that coexisted with Realism, Naturalism and Parnassianism, were both connected to the former's evolution.

The success of this potential is probably connected to the fact that evolution has led proteins to display funneled energy landscapes with small degrees of ruggedness.

As in Game Theory (which is deeply connected to the study of evolution), 'Common Knowledge' has to be made explicit by outsiders, to permit fruitful inferences to be drawn (Ledwig, 2006).

Given that the shared possession of an epithelium is thought to be homologous across the Metazoa, it is possible that the functional evolution of GRH is connected to the origin and early evolution of the epithelium.