Sentence examples for evolution characterized by from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it has been suggested (Abouheif 2008) that parallelism may be considered a special and distinct phase of evolution characterized by "the flickering on or off of characters between closely related species through time".

Changes are larger for waters with a density larger than 23 kg/m3 (light blue curve) with a typical peak to peak amplitude larger than 3°C and a time evolution characterized by the warmest conditions during March-April and the coldest conditions during the Sept-Oct-Nov period of each year.

For example, there is mounting evidence for a "revolving door" trend in gene family evolution, characterized by high duplication and loss, but low net change [ 16].

Gene gain/loss analysis revealed a dynamic pattern of genome evolution characterized by an initial period of gene gain followed by a period of loss, as the major groups within the genus diversified.

The aim of this paper was not to reproduce such results but to test for an eventual convergent evolution, characterized by a non-random loss induced by the common phenotype.

In contrast, tumor evolution, characterized by a larger number of cell divisions and higher mutation rates, produces greater resolution in branching order towards the leaves of the trees [ 21].

Under this model, each of the biological transitions is, indeed, a transition in a more specific, technical sense, i.e., a switch between two phases of evolution, a phase of rapid evolution (inflation) characterized by rampant exchange and recombination of genetic material, followed by congealing into a relatively slow phase governed by the tree pattern.

Although its function has been conserved over evolution [ 31], the eve stripe 2 enhancer has undergone some linage specific evolution [ 32], as well as gained and lost individual binding sites; its evolution is characterized by rapid sequence divergence [ 31, 33].

It is still not clear whether Archean evolution was characterized by the same plate tectonic processes that are seen today, and there are suggestions that the greenstone belts are remnants of ancient oceanic crust.

Software evolution is characterized by its huge cost and slow speed of implementation.

The pore formation and Cu nanostructure evolution were characterized by scanning electron microscopy.