Sentence examples for evolution of the essential from inspiring English sources

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Dr Nicolas Galtier, CNRS-Université Montpellier II Laboratoire "Genome, Populations, Interactions, Adaptation", Montpellier, France This manuscript analyses the molecular evolution of the essential rbcL gene in three gymnosperm families.

The coevolutionary networks identified in these chaperonins from hundreds of bacteria reveal the complexity underlying the evolution of this essential protein and shed light on the functional importance of previously uncharacterized residues.

Then it will be up to the voters and the people they elect to the White House and Congress to decide the future evolution of these essential reforms.

For historians of architecture, this book provides valuable insights into the invention and evolution of this essential but underappreciated tool for creating modern spaces.

Overall, the evolution of the genes essential for regulating AI-2 concentration was shown here to be complex and non-neutral.

While from a traditional perspective we could stop the intellectual inquiry here, and assume that this germline activity is simply an accidental situation, the theory proposed here considers this situation to be the result of a long-term evolution of the writing phenotype, essential for the long-term evolution of the performing phenotype (they coevolve, as stated).

In addition, as a presumably dispensable gene, perA gene exhibits a higher rate of molecular evolution than the essential tefA and tub2 genes [ 22], providing the capacity to resolve close taxonomic relationships.

The novel's most refreshing quality is its treatment of Silicon Valley, where the evolution of an essential modern setting is revealed through its reverberations.

Hydrogeological studies of groundwater are important work in coal mines, because they can provide information to understand the hydrological evolution of the area, which is essential for water disaster controlling during coal mining (e.g. water source identification after water inrush).

In addition to gene essentiality, a high gene expression rate has previously been shown to correlate with low sequence variation [ 18], and it was proposed that the underlying driving force for the slower evolution of essential genes is that most of the highly expressed genes are also generally indispensable.