Sentence examples for evolution expanded from inspiring English sources

He discusses how evolution expanded the human neocortex, and its current constraints.

In recent years, our knowledge of polyploid evolution expanded enormously because of the availability of genomic sequences of many different organisms.

Over the last several years, researchers have come to realize that retrotransposons play an important role in evolution, expanding the sizes of genomes and, depending on where they insert, altering gene activity and function.

Indeed, this pattern is most apparent within the MMP E sub-group, which exhibits in large part the classical expansions predicted by genome duplication events associated with vertebrate evolution, expanding from a single gene in ciona to four in man and ten twoo more than the eight predicted) in zebrafish (Tables 1 and 2).

It was then thought that the mitochondrial genome remained compact during charophycean evolution and expanded near the time the first land plants appeared and later when the seed plants evolved (Li et al. 2009; Liu et al. 2011).

In addition, our experimental evidence for the presence of alternatively spliced variants in the P. chrysosporium P450 transcriptome further explains the evolution of expanded substrate diversity in this organism.

As a control for the evolution of expanded gene family members (Butler et al. 2009), we also analyzed 1600 bp (800 bp × 1 gene per strain × 2 alleles) within LIP4, a lipase within the C. albicans expanded LIP family, and two members of the expanded serine aspartyl protease (SAP) family, SAP1 and SAP7.

The leading theory that attempts to explain genetic subclonal diversity within tumors is the clonal evolution theory that applies the principles of Darwinian evolution to expanding tumor cell populations (6).

A marriage of ingenuity and evolution will expand the scope of protein function well beyond Mother Nature's designs.

This evolution will expand the types of games that can be offered on handsets and should attract new consumers to cell phone gaming".

Thus, we add to the theory of subsidiary evolution by expanding the view of the archetypal subsidiary that has so far been constrained to evolve without operational overlaps.