Sentence examples for detrimental evolution from inspiring English sources

Subsequent recurrence of left ventricular dilatation due to detrimental evolution of the underlying myocardial tissue observed in some cases could, in turn, instigate a return to pathological levels of wall stress, and to the vicious cycle of apoptotic cell loss and further progressive left ventricular enlargement.

Therefore, neither a beneficial nor a detrimental evolution was observed after 1 year of follow-up in patients initiating treatment outside the "when-to-start" guidelines, whereas long-term differences could not be ruled-out in this study.

As we will show, a strong drive to excellence in the majority of the population may in fact act detrimental on the evolution of cooperation, while on the other hand, properly spread and heterogeneous aspirations may be just the key to fully eliminating the defectors.

In addition, a focus on short-term gains may prove detrimental to market evolution in the long run.

This shows that the introduction of cheap-talk is detrimental to the evolution of cooperation through indirect reciprocity because of reputation-ruining signals.

They are particularly detrimental to molecular evolution studies, since they can seriously inflate the number of sites inferred to evolve under positive selection or the number of insertion and deletion events.

The model emerging for kgb-1, describing a beneficial contribution during development but detrimental contribution past development, is reminiscent of the characteristics predicted by the antagonistic pleiotropy theory for the evolution of aging.

A detrimental effect of oxygen evolution at elevated voltages (up to 1.8 V) has also been observed.

In contrast, long-term steroid use in Hispanics and those of African ancestry, with a propensity to central obesity, may have a detrimental effect on the evolution and persistence of MetS.

They conclude that effects of negative clonal selection can be expected but that both forms of genomic instability (MIN, CIN) are not detrimental to somatic cancer evolution within realistic estimates of mutation frequencies and of the net number of reduced-fitness loci.

This observation may indicate that polymorphisms which alter miRNA processing are detrimental to normal development and have been selected against during evolution.