Sentence examples for evolution of altered from inspiring English sources

These include avoidance of periods of high temperature through the evolution of altered life-history timing (Montesinos-Navarro et al. 2012), variation in constitutive high leaf angle, leaf hyponasty and petiole elongation in response to elevated temperature (Gray et al. 1998; Polko et al. 2011) and transpirational cooling.

Such variation could also provide the genetic material for the evolution of altered detection and response to new pheromone blends [22].

Such fluctuations in selection regimes could potentially explain the loss of certain TLR genes observed during vertebrate evolution and may also facilitate the evolution of altered ligand specificity.

In general, the results revealed the evolution of altered transcript levels concomitant with trait deterioration, including major changes in the metabolism category, especially in energy, carbohydrate and lipid metabolism.

Overall, these results highlight how mutations produced in the laboratory that determine product profile differences also exist in nature and do result in the evolution of altered TPS product profiles between species or genotypes.

We also suggest experimental evolution of synthetically altered networks in order to determine how systems-level changes occur in relation to network changes that are themselves responses to their micro and macro environments.

Earlier, we demonstrated that feeding to rats a diet devoid of choline, a lipotropic factor, markedly enhances hepatoma induction by several chemical carcinogens, and that the diet acts as a strong promoter of the evolution of initiated cells to foci of altered hepatocytes.

A similar strategy could be exploited during evolution to alter the patterns of gene expression between species.

[6] Protein engineers have exploited rational site-directed mutagenesis and directed evolution to alter many properties of enzymes including their specificity, stability and stereochemistry.

For example, religiosity has been found to be negatively associated with public acceptance of evolution (Alters and Alters 2001; Miller 2008; Nadelson and Sinatra 2009; Scott 2005), as the theory of evolution is perceived to conflict with many of the associated belief systems.

The results identify two possible mechanisms for the increase in Df as the gel formation time decreases, both being a consequence of altering the evolution of the clustering dynamics by a process referred to herein as activation limited aggregation (ALA).