Sentence examples for evolution and spread from inspiring English sources

Articles published Thursday in two scientific journals, Science and Nature, discussed the evolution and spread of influenza A viruses.

Dougan and his team delved into the evolution and spread of iNTS because many questions remain about its prevalence and routes of transmission.

Together with empirical studies on virus diversity, the application of coalescent approaches will help to better understand lyssavirus emergence, evolution, and spread.

The findings, reported in the 2 November issue of Science, may help scientists understand the evolution and spread of infectious diseases, as well as allow them to create hardier livestock.

The summary of the evolution and spread of the idea of economies of scale with some brief interjections by the ideas of economies of scope to mainstream discourse of economics during the last three centuries is shown in Fig. 1.

Population genetic analyses help design evidence-based vector control strategies by identifying and quantifying barriers to gene flow among nearby populations, inferring sources of reinfestation after insecticide treatment, distinguishing epidemiologically relevant subpopulations, and examining the evolution and spread of insecticide resistance.

Studies of non-LTR retrotransposon diversity can provide a valuable contribution into understanding of evolution and spreading of mobile elements in arthropods.

Although all nine genes belong to immunoglobulin superfamily, they did not exhibit sequence similarity, which could suggest role of duplication in their evolution and spreading.

Data concerning both the distribution and the phylogenetic analysis of the HAE1 and HME in the Burkholderia genus allowed depicting a likely evolutionary model accounting for the evolution and spreading of HME and HAE1 systems in the Burkholderia genus.

Data concerning both the distribution and the phylogenetic analysis of the HAE1 and HME in the genus Burkholderia allowed depicting a likely evolutionary model accounting for the evolution and spreading of HME and HAE1 systems in Burkholderia genus.

Wild birds play a major role in the evolution, maintenance, and spread of avian influenza viruses.