Sentence examples for evolution and two from inspiring English sources
We performed benchmarks of phylogenetic grammar-based ncRNA gene prediction, experimenting with eight different models of structural evolution and two different programs for genome alignment.
In order to assess how well the use of a single fixed rate of evolution for the entire endoretroviral sequence would fit the MCMC results, we used four estimated rates of evolution and two intervals of rates for human ERVs from the literature, redoing the calculations for integration time with the methodology depicted in figure 1 (table 2).
Phylogenetic analysis was used to characterize the family evolutionary history by identifying two duplications early in vertebrate evolution and two losses in the avian lineage (excluding duplications within a species, excluding the losses due to incompletely sequenced taxa and excluding the losses and duplications inferred through mismatch of species and gene trees).
"I'm not one of those heroic types," said Edward C. Holmes, a leading expert on viral evolution and one of the stay-at-home scientists also in the book.
This is a major question in the study of human evolution and one that resists resolution even when hominin fossils from throughout the Old World are surveyed in detail.
The relationship between the amount of hydrogen evolution and three key factors, viz. the tube length, tube structure and crystal structure, was investigated.
A number of potential hits were obtained from the evolution, and four were measured to interact with ADT at micromolar level.
If some bloggers sound desperate and strident, it's possibly because even into the 21st century, only 39 percent of Americans believe in evolution and one out of five believes the Sun revolves around the Earth.
Between an aircraft that is at the end of a 40-year evolution and one at the beginning of what is likely to be a similarly long career, there is no contest.
Fourteen participants accepted evolution, three rejected evolution, and six held other views.
We have potential allies in technology, streamlined business management strategies, including Lean for process evolution and Six Sigma, and collaborative alliances between hospitals to develop creative solutions to the problem of ED over-crowding.
