Better chemotactic ability, which could be recapitulated by the above-mentioned parameters, confers evolution advantage.
Thus, without functional diversification, duplicate genes not only confer no evolution advantage (functional innovation), but also are also potentially deleterious.
If activity cliff information is utilized, is there an "SAR evolution advantage" detectable compared to other optimization efforts not involving activity cliff compounds?
During the early stages of human evolution, selective advantage was probably conferred on those individuals who lived in social networks and could share information about food or predators.
The knowledge of the crack density trend allows the description of the laminate stiffness evolution taking advantage of another model recently developed by the authors, valid for a generic laminate configuration and accounting for the interaction between cracks in the neighbouring plies.
There is also a positive correlation between the occurrence of cysteine in proteins and the complexity of organisms, indicating that evolution takes advantage of increased use of cysteine residues.
Our discovery of a bacteriophage that assembles a similar structure raises the possibility that bipolar spindles arose more than once by convergent evolution taking advantage of the unique properties of tubulin polymers.
Characterizing Markov chain-based sampling in terms of degree evolution has some advantages.
Modular total hip arthroplasty incorporating a double taper design is an evolution offering potential advantages compared to single head neck taper or monolithic designs.
The concept of the dominant (technological) design occupies a central position in the literature on technological cycles and technological evolution, entry timing advantages, and firm performance and survival.
