Sentence examples for drivers of natural from inspiring English sources
The genes underlying conspicuous traits, like blue eyes and blond hair in Europeans, have very strong signals of selection, Dr. Akey said, and the sexually visible effects of EDAR are likely to have been stronger drivers of natural selection than sweat glands.
Metal supply and energy use during cathode material production were the main drivers of natural resource use.
We particularly found that management intensity and vegetation height were very strong drivers of natural enemy diversity at the local scale.
This picks up on the potential of ncRNAs as drivers of natural selection and highlights the complexity of regulatory and developmental functions associated with lncRNA.
Scientists have concluded that humans not only now dominate the planet, but have also become the dominant driver of natural selection, the machinery of evolution.
Because most of its territory is located in tropical and equatorial areas, climatic factors are a main driver of natural disasters in Latin America.
These results suggest that while topography is the primary driver of natural vegetation cover within agricultural mosaics in Turkey, the pressures associated with urban development and agricultural industrialization may also influence the cultural and wildlife value of agricultural landscapes.
The described system may have evolved when trauma-related hypovolemia was a far more prevalent driver of natural selection but may be rendered maladaptive in the setting of modern stressors.
There are also possible advantages of multiple chromosomes in a karyotype in terms of generating variation, the driver of natural selection.
The clustering of these residues near this interface might provide a clue to the driver of natural selection at these sites.
Despite the long-standing realization that ecology is the major driver of natural selection, it was only in recent years that ecologists and evolutionary biologists began to realize that ecological process can drive evolutionary change at largely overlapping time scales (Hendry and Kinnison 1999; Hendry et al. 2007).
