Sentence examples for connection of the evolutionary from inspiring English sources
However, there is no explicit explanation in the literature about the general connection of the evolutionary spectrum and the Cohen's class representations.
As PVL-MRSA belong to different agr-groups, a connection of the evolutionary success of PVL-MRSA to agr group affiliation, i.e., to peculiarities of gene regulation is also improbable.
Abstract: There is a clear connection between the evolutionary properties of a massive star and the properties of the resultant supernova and supernova remnant.
Several activities work with principles and difficulties of systematics and biological classification, in connection with the evolutionary process.
Strong connections between the evolutionary stages of the deformation microstructure and work hardening rates create a new (modern) basis for the classic problem of work hardening in metals and alloys.
We review these mechanisms and suggest that a greater appreciation of the diversity in eukaryotic form has led to a more complete understanding of the evolutionary connections between organelles and the unexpected routes by which this diversity has been reached.
2. Given that the essence of translation is the intimate link between RNA and proteins, it seems most likely that, in some form, this connection existed from the very beginning of the evolutionary path from the RNA World to translation.
On the other hand, an intriguing issue is the connection of our results to the problem of the evolutionary origin of cooperation.
Instead, some of the evolutionary mainstays that have been part of past experience remain available through re-connections that perpetually recapitulate through the unicellular phase.
While geographic isolation within major watershed boundaries is a primary organizing factor of genetic diversity in cutthroat trout, past hydrological connections have also influenced the evolutionary history of cutthroat trout.
Along similar lines, recent work by Santos et al. [36], [40] suggests a connection between the emergence of cooperation and the evolutionary appearance of degree heterogeneity.
