Sentence examples for evolution of strong from inspiring English sources
The idea itself stems largely from experimental evolution work using Drosophila, where a review by Rice and Hostert [50] noted that studies employing 'multifarious' divergent selection on multiple traits were more likely to result in the evolution of strong reproductive isolation than studies employing selection on a single trait.
To minimise the cost of infection, selection on the mouse favours the evolution of strong resistance alleles.
The evolution of strong room-temperature optical excitons observed in these multiple quantum well systems are systematically monitored during intercalation.
Together with pathogenic fungi [ 21, 22] and limited environmental carrying capacities [ 23] these factors might contribute for the evolution of strong periodicity.
Furthermore, both theory and comparative evidence predict the evolution of strong kin discrimination under the socioecological conditions faced by vampire bats.
The evolution of strong optical excitons observed in these multiple quantum well systems are systematically monitored during the intercalation and key issues such as growth directions and the dynamics involved are considered using suitable models.
The candidate set of genes is subsequently used to evaluate the potential for evolution of stronger sexual isolation (i.e. stronger discrimination against males not belonging to their own population).
Therefore, if the brambling experienced a marked increase in regional parasitism rate, we would expect to observe evolution of stronger bimodality in the brambling accompanied by an increased range of cuckoo egg types distributed in between.
That the combined mate choice mechanisms behind sexual isolation together represent a highly polygenic composite trait, including several gene clusters on the X chromosome, means that there are many possible and potentially rapid pathways to the evolution of stronger isolation.
The commonly reported low abundance and activity of pollinators in such systems may lead to the evolution of stronger interactions with pollinators via large floral displays [ 4].
If the F allele is strongly disadvantageous for females, we are challenged to understand what limits the evolution of stronger sex-limited expression.
