Sentence examples for deliberately evolving from inspiring English sources
Therefore, despite deliberately evolving TEVCys by using a fitness valley, the nucleophile-permissive TEVSerX can also be accessed from TEVCys by nearly neutral mutations without any large drops in activity.
Graham's essay amounted an invitation to historians to turn their attention more deliberately to the evolving relationship between nature and culture in the South.
Working slowly and deliberately, Mr. Styron evolved a complex narrative voice in the novel, more Southern and garrulous than any he had used before.
"It is evolving very gradually but very deliberately towards a wider rule of law.
Since JKN is still evolving, it will take time before migrants are deliberately considered, like in PhilHealth's OFP.
In an article in the April issue of Wired, Mr. Joy argued that scientists should perhaps deliberately steer themselves away from research that would create self-replicating, evolving, autonomous robots.
Today, many biologists agree that species may be separately evolving metapopulation lineages [ 5, 6], which is a deliberately loose definition to proceed beyond the unresolvable debate about the species concepts.
And realistic writing about the actual life of the young evolved even more deliberately, being generally marked by a patriotic note.
Very often, these man-made devices unwittingly or deliberately exploit the same tricks evolved by animals.Less seriously, there is much fascinating trivia.
(C ) MutΔtRNA Arg CCU in which the same mutation that was found in the evolved strain was deliberately engineered, exhibits similar growth as the WT.
To create the libretto for this work -- originally an opera that evolved into a drama deliberately stripped of visual elements -- Mr. Cacciari drew fragments from disparate sources, including Hesiod, Holderlin and Walter Benjamin, adding original writing.
