Sentence examples for directing the evolution of from inspiring English sources
The approach adopted for steering is shown to be effective in directing the evolution of the fire parameters, thereby driving the fire predictions towards the measurements.
We therefore suggest that our method might serve as an efficient tool for engineering and directing the evolution of secreted proteases.
Here we argued that the diverse ecological conditions of Mediterranean habitats played a key role in directing the evolution of alternative leaf strategies in this plant group.
The differences in over- or underrepresentation levels between sequences and mismatch loads reflect the differences in strength and specificity of the selective force(s) directing the evolution of these sequences.
Similar A content can be found in other retrotranscribing viruses (e.g. LINE elements, lentiviruses, spumaviruses); this suggests that retroviruses undergo different selection pressures than ones directing the evolution of the human genome.
Although the conflict between host and symbiont is traditionally presented in terms of symbionts choosing whether or not to cheat on their passive hosts, a recent focus has been on how hosts use mechanisms to encourage mutualists [1] and constrain pathogens [8] by targeting investment preferentially at mutualists [3], [7], [9] [14] or even by directing the evolution of symbionts [15] [20].
Humans change things in other ways – they now direct the evolution of the animals that are useful to them, by breeding and by genetic engineering: again, it's a planetary novelty.
The question he will address is whether scientists should be given free rein to use advances in molecular biology – in particular our increasing ability to manipulate the genetic blueprint carried by eggs and sperm – to direct the evolution of our species and create Humanity 2.0.
Cosmology between 1932 48 provides an excellent example how explicitly philosophical considerations directed the evolution of a modern science during a crucial period of its development.
In an effort to make that possible, Lee and his colleagues are now working to direct the evolution of the viruses to make them better power producers.
