Sentence examples for contributed to the evolutionary from inspiring English sources

We found that both the segmental duplication and the tandem duplication contributed to the evolutionary expansion of the OsOPT gene family in rice.

Indeed, physiologically tolerant early stages horseshoe crabs, which are capable of surviving extreme environmental regimes, may be a factor that has contributed to the evolutionary success of horseshoe crabs (Ehlinger and Tankersley 2009).

It is obviously becoming harder and harder to keep up and to formulate a synthetic comprehension of evolution, both for ourselves and for our students, yet what a great example of the cumulative nature of science that we now understand something of how all these various factors have contributed to the evolutionary process.

In fact, the fluctuations in its energy output have over the eons no doubt contributed to the evolutionary outcome we enjoy today.

This protective shield provided by local CD11c+ cells may have contributed to the evolutionary adaptation of other infectious agents to survive within granulomatous lesions.

Both of these scenarios operate under the assumption that the second wave of Hoxd expression in the distal aspect of the limb is unique to tetrapods and contributed to the evolutionary origin of digits.

I took "evolutionary developmental biology" as the title for my 1992 book (Hall 1992), which set out to summarize what was then known about the origins of the field, its history, and its role in contributing to the evolutionary process.

The sufficient variations flank mature miRNAs could contribute to the evolutionary diversification of these key regulatory genes [67].

Comparison of four available fic domain-containing hypothetical protein structures reveals a common fold topology that contributes to the evolutionary core of the domain (Figure 1A).

Discontinuous distribution across the animal kingdom showed diversity of miRNA sequences based on certain seed sequence, and the sufficient variations flank mature miRNAs could contribute to the evolutionary diversification of these key regulatory genes [28].

Another interesting aspect of our results is that implicit sequence learning in the ASRT task is related to the motor system [30], [31], [32], which supports the motor theory of language [40] and might contribute to the evolutionary interpretations of language development [4].