Sentence examples for determined to evolve from inspiring English sources

Despite the hype, they're determined to evolve at their own pace.

When the second model fits better than the first model with statistical support by an LRT, the evolutionary rate of the duplicated pair is determined to evolve in an asymmetric fashion.

Of these 169 genes, 29 genes were shown to be evolving at an accelerated rate, while the remaining 140 genes were determined to be evolving at a reduced rate.

In several outbreaks of HPAIV, circulation of a H5 or H7 LPAIV was detected shortly before the HPAIV outbreak of same subtype, and was determined to have evolved from the LPAIV strain either through a recombination event [6], [7] or a gradual increase in virulence over time through the insertion or substitution of basic amino acids at the HA cleavage site [8], [9].

In unveiling his 10-year, $670 billion short-term economic-stimulus and long-term economic-growth package, President Bush served notice [that he] is determined to buttress the evolving growth from the faltering economy [he] inherited.

Our goal was to clinically and immunologically characterize ACA positive SS patients in comparison to both ACA negative SS patients and ACA positive SSc patients, and to determine their tendency to evolve to definite SSc.

Even though the date of the introduction of the viral species into its respective host species and the duration of the infections in each host individual are unknown, the common functionality of a viral protein in different host species determines its ability to evolve at a specific rate.

"And I think part of that was because he was so determined and he wanted to evolve".

The results indicate that the time required for steady state distributions of density and potential to evolve is determined by the plasma streaming velocity and the axial distance of relevance.

Our goal is to determine how the period needed to evolve a mean fitness above one depends on the genetic assumptions.

As selection is blind to genotype, acting solely on phenotypic variation, the ability of species to evolve will be determined first by the phenotypic variation exposed to selection.