Sentence examples for evolution of such mechanisms from inspiring English sources
What pressures could have driven the evolution of such mechanisms?
Indeed, the evolution of such mechanisms is problematic when disease prevalence is low, as because of low prevalence their benefits are seldom experienced while their costs are always expressed.
The description and analysis of chemical defense mechanisms across insects, mainly in lepidopteran and coleopteran herbivores, initiated the search for general trends in the taxonomic distribution and evolution of such mechanisms.
What is new here is not the idea that collective life-forms have mechanisms that ameliorate or avoid internal conflict (Michod and Herron 2006; Queller and Strassmann 2009) but to view the evolution of such mechanisms as admitting of a general theoretical treatment.
This may facilitate the evolution of such resistance mechanisms, and thus indirect costs may also impact upon the evolutionary dynamics of host parasite interactions.
The evolution of such painkilling mechanisms in urodele salamanders can be interpreted in terms of an adaptive response to the frequent cannibalization of limbs in the wild that occurs under conditions of crowding or inadequate food.
The mechanism and evolution of such novel cassette arrays require further investigation and surveillance.
Understanding the mechanisms which drove the evolution of such a large family would help understand the specificity of each GPCR sub-family with applications to drug design.
What drives the evolution of such diversity?
These considerations support the idea that the physico-chemical properties of bacterial membranes were an essential precursor to the evolution of dynamic mechanisms such as endocytosis and phagocytosis.
Specific patterns of gene family expansion were described using Computational Analysis of gene Family Evolution, which revealed lineage-specific evolution of distinct mechanisms of virulence, such as specific cell wall oxidative functions and secondary metabolic pathways in N. parvum, Dia.
