Sentence examples for evolution apart from from inspiring English sources
The agreement between the two schemes is apparent over the whole evolution, apart from high-frequency modes at the maxima in EL5 data.
Not much of that evolution, apart from his salary, has smiled on Trump in recent years, as Native American casinos and riverboats have lured gambling dollars away from Atlantic City.
A steadily growing literature suggests many other possible mechanisms of CRISPR evolution apart from polarized addition and fragment deletion.
Nevertheless, Zea has arguably the largest monoploid genome in the panicoid grasses, and it has likely expanded recently during its evolution, apart from its doubled chromosome number [ 29].
It is the purpose of this article to discuss what we can learn from contemporary viruses about their potential role during the history of life and evolution – apart from causing diseases.
The evolution of the genome, apart from the mutation process, is an entangled complex of individual and concerted evolutions of genes, their regulations, gene content and arrangement on chromosomes, genetic flows between the genome and intracellular organelles, and so forth.
Throughout the book, he points out that apart from evolution there is no other scientific explanation of natural phenomena (such as species diversity, morphological diversity, vestigial traits, and extinction) that is supported by the existing data.
A complex suite of forces is driving the evolution of sex chromosomes apart from their autosomal ancestors or other autosomes within the same genome [ 10, 16].
For the most part, they seem to have remained apart from the evolution of the conflict in Russia's North Caucasus over the last decade.
Apart from independent evolution, the observed lack of correlation in homologous gene expression in A. thaliana and A. formosa petals may have resulted from a strong divergence of petal identity pathways during the divergence of the Aquilegia and the Arabidopsis lineage.
Apart from rapid evolution, another general characteristic of centromeres is that their DNA is wound round a histone specific to centromeres, CENH3 [ 8].
