Sentence examples for counteract the evolution from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, inbreeding depression has long been recognized to counteract the evolution of selfing and explaining the maintenance of outcrossing [ 11– 13].

However, the crucial difference between the experimental models and patients is that the patients, owing to their co-morbidities, do not have sufficient growth of collaterals to counteract the evolution of the plaques, despite this accommodation window (Fig. 2C).

The housing slackness (Columns 7 9) seems also to have a counteracting effect on the evolution of housing prices (but statistically significant only at the 10% level).

Our findings show that boosting RTK signalling in a cell-type-restricted manner can have a distinct beneficial impact in counteracting the processes underlying the evolution of neurodegenerative diseases.

We therefore expect that for most large marine fish populations, as in our model, the rate of genetic drift will not counteract the reversal of fisheries-induced evolution.

Here I am going to substantiate the heretical idea that the main advantage of sexual reproduction is the opposite: the ability to counteract evolution.

The polymorphic pattern exhibited by the more recent APS and HPS haplotypes could indicate the evolution of compensatory SNPs that counteract deleterious effects of low activity haplotypes [39], [43], [44].

This creates selection pressure for the evolution, at other loci, of counteracting mechanisms in the sex experiencing harm, potentially leading to an 'evolutionary chase' or 'arms race' between the sexes [6], [7].

Given these 'selfish' effects of PEGs, kinship theory predicts the evolution of maternally-expressed genes that counteract these effects of PEGs and contribute to mechanisms and behaviours that enhance inclusive fitness.

The poor fitness of selfed offspring should counteract any evolution towards selfing, despite its potential to alleviate the negative consequences of pollen limitation.

The evolution of new species is continuously counteracted by the intermixing of individuals from adjoining populations [ 1].