Sentence examples for evolution and random from inspiring English sources
Discovering new structural folds experimentally by directed evolution and random recombination of secondary-structure blocks is also proved rarely successful.
Dr. Lindahl said the sequence similarity was evidence of contamination because through evolution and random change a bacteria that lived 250 million years ago would have a very different DNA sequence from that of present day bacteria.
Protein engineering (including direct evolution and random or site-directed mutagenesis) which is a very effective tool for improving enzyme stability under various circumstances also found its difficulty in solving this problem.
Industrial biotechnology is dominated by efforts to confer a desirable phenotype onto strains using different methods of directed evolution and random mutagenesis, requiring screening and selection.
"The ship is sinking," mused PZ Myers, the writer of the site's top blog, Pharyngula, which is devoted to "evolution, development and random biological ejaculations from a godless liberal".
It is impossible for that perfection to emerge through evolution and by random coincidences.
Sewell cites Darwin's work as the reason for the development of something that he broadly categorises as a form of moral detachment from societal rules and norms: evolution is random and without purpose therefore I can do whatever I please.
Alternative models using domain-based phylogenetic trees propose that domains have become promiscuous independently in different lineages through convergent evolution and are, thus, random with no functional or structural preferences.
Populations evolution is a natural and random process.
Evolution involves both deterministic and random processes, both of which are known to contribute to directional evolutionary change.
The primary molecular component currently considered for neo-Darwinian evolution involves genetic alterations and random mutations that generate the phenotypic variation required for natural selection to act.
