Sentence examples for evolution of a substantial from inspiring English sources

Unusual deposits, mapped and logged in detail, around the summit area of Tongariro volcano, Tongariro Volcanic Centre, New Zealand indicate that the construction and evolution of a substantial portion of this andesitic stratovolcano was beneath a significant ice cap or summit glacier.

Indeed, it was showed that gene gains and gene losses contributed to the evolution of a substantial majority of orthologous sets of prokaryotic proteins [ 38- 40].

Therefore, it seems impossible to explain these patterns without invoking massive, lineage-specific gene loss and HGT, and recent quantitative analysis has suggested that these processes contributed to the evolution of a substantial majority of orthologous sets of prokaryotic proteins [ 17].

The new version – introns-early in the age of genomics – allows for relatively late (presumably, at different stages of eukaryotic evolution) gain of a substantial fraction of introns but sticks to the central theme of introns early which is, essentially, the exon theory: that presence of many spliceosomal introns in protein-coding genes is an ancestral feature of genetic systems.

The rapid pace of technological evolution places a substantial amount of pressure on minimizing the time-to-market for integrated circuit designers.

However, genome states with a large fraction of effectively randomized sites are not a plausible scenario for microbial evolution, where a substantial degree of adaptation is maintained and dysfunctional parts are expected to be pruned from the genome.

However, it does not appear to reach the preduplication levels of evolution even after a substantial period of time (d s > 0.6).

Marques et al. [ 18] considered 48 rodent specific pseudogenes that lost their protein coding ability during the rodent evolution and a substantial fraction of these pseudogenes are still expressed despite lacking an apparent open reading frame.

And, according to findings presented here yesterday at the annual meeting of the Society for the Study of Evolution, there was a substantial peace dividend: The monogamous population produced more offspring overall than control populations did.

In mistletoes the evolution of a parasitic lifestyle has obviously eliminated substantial feeding of the host with photosynthates produced by the mistletoe.

These data are consistent with the evolution of substantial volume decreases identified by manual segmentation and DBM in the thalamus and ventral midbrain.