Sentence examples for evolution idiosyncrasies from inspiring English sources
This leads to a certain prediction: that viruses will show specific characteristics of molecular evolution (idiosyncrasies of specific writing mechanisms) that parallel those of their present and past hosts.
We further discuss the commonalities and idiosyncrasies in genome evolution between the L. chlorophorum plastid and other "noncanonical" dinoflagellate plastids lacking peridinin.
We further discuss the commonalities and idiosyncrasies in genome evolution between the L. chlorophorum plastid and other plastids acquired through endosymbiosis of eukaryotic photoautotrophs.
Pioneering phylogenetic studies have indicated a single origin of the GapC1 enzymes in eukaryotic evolution, but there are two potential idiosyncrasies in the GapC1 phylogeny: Firstly, the GapC1 tree topology is apparently inconsistent with the organismal relationship among the "GapC1-containing" groups.
Distinguishing between these contrasting hypotheses and teasing apart genomic idiosyncrasies caused by rapid evolution from ancient characters has been hampered by the absence of genomic data from additional members of the Nanoarchaeota.
It is probable that other cancer types and even individual cancers have their own idiosyncrasies with regards to their evolution and clonal diversity; however, many of the principles outlined here are likely to apply and the body of knowledge amassed for AML can inform efforts to understand and most importantly to treat many other malignancies.
Clearly, in our sample there is much idiosyncrasy regarding community college instructor accuracy concerning student opinions about evolution.
This is especially important as we obtained results suggesting that idiosyncrasies among professors may affect how accurately they perceive their students' attitudes towards evolution.
It has its idiosyncrasies.
Recognition magnifies idiosyncrasies.
