Sentence examples for evolution of template from inspiring English sources

On the view that that recombination in HIV is a repair process, the generation of recombinational variation would be a consequence, but not the cause of, the evolution of template switching.

The structural diversification of the palm subdomain might be a major event in the evolution of template-dependent polynucleotide polymerases in the RNA protein world.

Picture shows the evolution of the template over different regions in the record 106 (a) from MIT-BIH Arrhythmia database.

This point is particularly important in relation to the emergence of the parasitic genome copier, because parasitic agents can enhance the ecological diversity of replicator systems if the evolution of replicase-template recognition is allowed (op.

Most, if not all, EHR systems on the market have some template mechanism and the transition can be seen more as an evolution of an existing template mechanism than a total redesign.

It is the next step in the evolution of generic crop templates for APSIM, building on software and science lessons from past versions and capitalising on new software approaches.

In his article Why Web Design is Dead, Latin American designer Sergio Nouvel explained the death of web design from the evolution of "high quality templates, mature design patterns, automation, and AI." His conclusion, as I understood it, assured the continued existence of experience design because cohesively defining the experience comes from deliberate conceptualization.

If evolution on Earth serves as a somewhat typical template for evolution of other life forms, then becoming a truly advanced civilization must be a very daunting task indeed and a very rare, if not impossible, achievement.

It is demonstrated that these structures give rise to nanomaterials with emergent properties that are highly sensitive and adaptive to external conditions and may allow for in vitro evolution of novel peptide nanostructures via templating or self-recognition.

Does a changing genetic template accompany the evolution of human social institutions, from male hierarchies to conjugal bonding, to egalitarianism, to the hierarchies of modern societies?

If true, then such a basic posterior/anterior motor system that controls different non-vocal muscles in parallel pathways via premotor neurons in the brainstem could be used as a template for the evolution of a vocal motor/learning system that controls muscles of the syrinx, taking over control of DM and nXIIts that normally controls innate vocalizations.