Sentence examples for evolution of robust from inspiring English sources

Thus, the gltA1 mutation potentiated the eventual evolution of robust citrate utilization (Cit++) by preventing the citT mutation from having deleterious effects when it first appeared.

These findings are compatible with the hypothesis on coupling of pathogen-targeting (immunity) and self-directed (programmed cell death and dormancy induction) responses in the evolution of robust antiviral strategies.

This history created conditions ripe for the evolution of a robust neo-Nazi culture in the 1980s and '90s.

The transition from sessile filter feeding to active predation in the vertebrate lineage was made possible by the evolution of a robust head skeleton.

This is an interesting finding which points towards an important role of the coral mitochondrion or mitochondrial-encoded genes during the evolution of the robust clade.

Our results suggest that mitochondrial-encoded genes might have played an important role during the evolution of the robust coral clade.

Here, we found indications for a potentially important role of the coral mitochondrion/mitochondrial-encoded genes in the evolution of the robust coral clade by analyzing differences in divergence of mitochondrial and nuclear encoded genes.

This development may have led to the evolution of a more robust ribcage, a key evolutionary trait of land living creatures.

In the disquieting words of Ferrari and Chi (1998), "misconceptions about even the basic principles of Darwin's theory of evolution are extremely robust, even after years of education in biology".

Systematic evaluation of the PDB identified a scaffold to push the limits of small size and robust evolution of stable, high-affinity ligands: 45-residue T7 phage gene 2 protein (Gp2) contains an α helix opposite a β sheet with two adjacent loops amenable to mutation.

These mechanisms predict the evolution of displays that are robust indicators of mate quality or other direct benefits.