Sentence examples for evolution as a potential from inspiring English sources

The idea of evolution as a potential route to invasiveness has become rapidly accepted in the last two decades, not only for plants, but also for animals and microbes (Blossey and Nötzold 1995; Ellstrand and Schierenbeck 2000; Arnold 2006; Novak 2007; Prentis et al. 2008; Schierenbeck and Ellstrand 2009).

Regardless, the data presented here for H. leucophyllata emphasize the value of considering MRS evolution as a potential cause rather than effect of frog speciation, given that it appears to be under greater selection pressure than either morphology or DNA sequence.

Our findings do not argue against co-evolution as a potential driving force for speciation in particular subclades, but are clearly not compatible with the proposed co-evolution scenario since the time of the ancestor of the Chrysomelidae.

To some scientists, Skinner is a pioneer whose rat studies have uncovered a new and exciting potential driver of evolution, as well as a troubling route by which one generation's exposure to chemicals could contribute to diseases such as obesity and infertility in their descendants.

There is further no literature study that has considered the innovativeness of fuzzy goal programming, the superb power of differential evolution as well as the super potential global optimisation potentials of integrated fuzzy goal programming and differential evolution (FGP DE) in the optimisation of maintenance workforce variables.

Minor isoform expression is already confined to narrow expression domain, removing cis-evolution (and subfunctionalization) as a potential prerequisite for their retention and diversification.

Phosphate can accelerate photoelectrochemical reactions and Li et al. reported cobalt phosphate as an oxygen evolution co-catalyst and used as a potential photoelectrocatalyst for efficient solar water splitting [10, 11].

This genetic difference in combination with behavioral differences among chimps, humans and bonobos, led us to further investigate the evolution of the DupA/B region as a potential candidate for determining differences in primate social behavior.

The mutation supply and the minority lineages in figures 4 and 5 provide the genetic potential for further evolution as well as the maintenance of heterogeneity during the later phases of this experiment.

Different phases in the layer formation process were identified in the open circuit potential evolution as a function of immersion time in the conversion solution.

The validation of the DRE response and the experimental optimization parameters for DRE generation were realized by following the NiF2/Ni redox potential evolution as a function of NiF2 concentration in the fused salt.