Sentence examples for evolution of the hypothetical from inspiring English sources

Whilst the full scenario describes the temporal evolution of the hypothetical eruption (Deligne et al., 2017), here we focus solely on the final deposits (Fig. 3).

Author response: If I understand the idea correctly, it is suggested that there was a stage of evolution of the hypothetical ancestral eukaryotes when Group II introns interrupted many genes.

However, these ribozyme polymerases are still a far cry from processive, sufficiently accurate (in terms of the Eigen threshold) replicases, capable of catalyzing replication of exogenous templates and themselves, that appear to be a conditio sine qua non for the evolution of the hypothetical RNA World.

From the viewpoint of molecular geneticists it would be interesting to study the evolution of these hypothetical organisms and how their genetic variation relates to the variation of religious rituals.

The execution and evolution of this hypothetical mechanism are discussed as are its implications for evolution and development.

A previous study modelled the evolution of a hypothetical resistance to the lethal construct using a frequency-dependent population genetic and population dynamic approach.

All these data highlight the similarity of our model with the course of human LTBI in terms of the immunological response in peripheral blood, the asymptomatic evolution and the hypothetical control of the CFU concentration in tissue.

The model predicts the evolution of a hypothetical cohort of 1,000 patients with GAD, simulating their pathway in weekly cycles over a time-frame of one year.

These alternative approaches are illustrated in Scheme 4 in the context of the directed evolution of a hypothetical pyruvate-dependent aldolase enzyme.

Four CRC screening strategies were superimposed on this model to simulate the evolution of a hypothetical population of 10,000 individuals at "moderately increased risk" of CRC due to a strong family history-as defined by the current NHMRC guidelines [ 10].

We then propose two diagrams in order to describe the hypothetical evolution of the genetic codes corresponding to both of the chiral systems of affinities: D-nucleotide bases/L-amino acids and L-nucleotide bases/D-amino acids at reading frames 5′ → 3′ and 3′ → 5′, respectively.