Sentence examples for envisaged the evolution of from inspiring English sources

Some earlier theories, such as the cellularization or ciliate-acoel theory, envisaged the evolution of a planula-like metazoan ancestor from a ciliate-like ancestor which became cellularized [ 14, 15].

In the same vein, it is hard to envisage the evolution of the postmodern view of genomic evolution without the historic papers of Sapienza-Doolittle [ 59] and Crick and Orgel [ 60] on selfish DNA.

Control measures aimed at keeping pest populations low could be envisaged to manage the evolution of resistance (e.g., Carrière et al. 2001) in pests where the initial frequency of r alleles is low (e.g., O. nubilalis) and resistance is recessive.

(The latter scenario is the one that we envisage could explain the evolution of the current genotype, CG, of the Tetrahymena ribozyme from the primitive variant, PV).

Cilia are stable plasma membrane-bound protrusions supported by a stable neck complex and an internal cytoskeleton (microtubules) that have obvious similarities to the protrusions that we envisage as the starting point for the evolution of the cytoplasm.

Documentation of the slowly changing flow through time, as envisaged by Darwin, emerges clearly from Romer's studies of the evolution of extinct fishes, amphibians, and reptiles.

Then we envisaged the modification of few residues.

The photic mechanism envisaged the direct effect of the dimly lit nights on the pacemakers.

The present study envisages the importance of graphical representations like Piper trilinear diagram and Chadha's plot, respectively to determine variation in hydrochemical facies and understand the evolution of hydrochemical processes in the Varahi river basin.

Consider the evolution of vinyl.

The evolution of urban patois?