Sentence examples for definite evolutionary from inspiring English sources
The tendency to associate with other animals apparently represents a definite evolutionary trend among the platyhelminths; permanent associations essential to the survival of a species could develop from loose associations, which may then have given rise to parasitic forms, including the trematodes and cestodes.
Taking into account the contrast between the intra-specific patterns and the between-species differences, the relative widening of the anterior fossa can be interpreted as a definite evolutionary character instead of a passive consequence of brain size increase.
The miRNAs are relatively conserved across diverse plant species and have definite evolutionary history among plant and animal kingdoms [ 38- 42].
Not definitive, just definite.
Staph definitely preferred human blood, he reported in the new paper, but there also was a definite trend, the higher up the evolutionary scale an animal was, the more the bacteria liked its blood.
A definite trend emerged from our analysis of the evolutionary rates and patterns for various gene types among five Frankia, five Mycobacterium and five Streptomyces genomes.
A number of efforts have been made earlier to determine the evolutionary trends in mammalian genomes, but no definite conclusion could be reached.
RidgeRace does not assume any underlying model of evolution, and thus, the method allows large flexibility when no definite assumptions can be made about the type of evolutionary process.
To attain the essential qualities of conciseness, portability and maintainability for easy implementation, there is a definite need to develop a generic and modularized code according to an evolutionary algorithm.
It has been suggested that the conflict between views is caused by the lack of a definite model of the neutral hypothesis, which can describe the long-run behavior of evolutionary change in mRNA abundance.
