Sentence examples for evolution have been described from inspiring English sources
Myriad approaches to teaching evolution have been described with little improvement in understanding of evolution.
However, various other mechanisms of eukaryotic genome evolution have been described (Fig. 2).
In the case of mammalian tenascin-C and tenascin-X, distinct processes of conservative or concerted evolution have been described for their FN type III domains [ 42].
Some of the fastest rates of harvest-induced evolution have been described from common-garden experiments with Atlantic silversides (Conover and Munch 2002; Walsh et al. 2006).
A number of other specific examples of gene copy number expansion occurring through evolution have been described in plant genomes, which have also resulted in increased gene expression [ 17– 17].
Temporarily available opportunities for neutral evolution have been described by the covarion model [ 23], which assumes that selection at an amino acid site switches on and off as a result of amino acid substitutions elsewhere in the protein.
In this paper, the simulation model of texture evolution has been described, and various parameters of the model have been tested and discussed.
The Sāṃkhya theory of evolution has been described as teleological because on this view the entire process of evolution takes place for the sake of the enjoyment and liberation of puruṣa, the pure Self.
Such convergent evolution has been described for regulatory elements of other genes coding for proteins that functionally interact [27], [28], [29], [30].
