Sentence examples for evolution contributed from inspiring English sources

This evolution contributed to an improved accessibility, diffusion and subsequently a better visibility of the software in the scientific communities, and the general public.

It has thus been hypothesized that this mechanism of evolution contributed to the development of multicellular phenomena [ 10].

Taken together, our current data suggest that cyclin evolution contributed slightly to increasing complexity of invertebrate and fungal organisms.

Preliminary analysis showed that within-host evolution contributed minimally to the phylogenetic relatedness between subjects, as all the longitudinal samples present in the cohort clustered with the subject itself (result not shown).

Importantly, we found that Alu-DR2s are accessible to RARs in vivo in two RA-responsive human cell lines, indicating that the expansion of DR2 motifs within Alu elements during the course of primate evolution contributed to altering regulation of gene expression by retinoic acid.

Although the appearance of hair in early mammalian evolution contributed to the ecological diversification of terrestrial species [ 14], the hair loss in cetaceans was also a key evolutionary innovation to live in the aquatic environment, since the lack of fur improves their hydrodynamic and subaquatic movements.

The idea that evolution contributes to immorality and social evils is not based on an objective consideration of the evidence (see for example, Isaak 2006).

(8) Clonal evolution contributes to a high degree of genetic heterogeneity in tumors, which likely underpin metabolic and bioenergetic versatility of tumor cells, as well as tumor recurrence and drug resistance.

These propositions provide unique insights into the causes of patterns of industry evolution, contribute to theory in the areas of entrepreneurship and industry evolution, and yield important policy and managerial implications.

Taken together, these data suggest that segmental duplications have been an ongoing process of primate genome evolution, contributing to recent gene innovation and the dynamic transformation of genome architecture within and among closely related species.

While this could indicate that accepting evolution contributes to understanding NOS or that both are driven by a common cause not examined here, the most plausible interpretation is that understanding the nature of science makes an independent contribution toward accepting evolution.