Sentence examples for evolution of the complete from inspiring English sources
Major and low-cost subsets behave rather differently not only between them, but also with respect to the evolution of the complete set (see inset).
We analyzed the evolution of the complete machinery for incorporation of selenium into proteins and the selenoproteome of several H. pylori strains and related Epsilonproteobacteria.
Here we have focused on the evolutionary properties of young domains to better understand which is their impact on the evolution of the complete proteome.
In the present study, the evolution of the complete NS5A region of HCV genotypes 1a and 1b was examined in patients undergoing pegylated IFN plus ribavirin therapy.
Evolution of the (nearly) complete set of tRNAs was a pre-requisite for achieving the fidelity required to kick off protein evolution in earnest.
However, for non-molecular clock trees, and molecular clock trees with higher rates of evolution, the complete list of invariants outperformed the relevant invariants.
This innovative methodology combines the advantages of template-based placement approaches, due to its fast packing, with the optimization-based ones, presenting floorplan solutions with improved compactability through the complete evolution of the Pareto set, completely eliminating the template setup effort.
This expectation is compatible with the observation that the shape of the distribution of evolution rates across the complete sets of orthologous genes in pairs of related genomes remains virtually unchanged throughout the evolution of life, from bacteria to mammals (Grishin et al. 2000; Wolf et al. 2009).
A detailed analysis of the evolution and complexity of the complete array of suf operon genes is underway but is beyond the scope of this review (E. S. Boyd, J. M. Boyd, and F. W. Outten, manuscript in preparation).
(The subsequent wide divergence between the two vestments need not preclude a common origin.) Unlike the chasuble, the form of which has never stopped changing, the evolution of the cope was complete before the end of the Middle Ages.
Then Hurricane Sandy hit, and what began as a two-woman effort to transform the 800-square-foot space into a dreamlike riverscape based on the evolution of the nearby Byram River, complete with handmade barnacles and colorful anemone-like creatures, expanded to include what Ms. Miranda called a third player: the storm itself.
