Sentence examples for evolution of the majority from inspiring English sources
One might find something like the American case, by looking at the evolution of the majority of the European cities.
Therefore, the evolution of the majority of charge carrier mobility does not follow an expression rigorously proportional to crystallite size and oxygen vacancy [41, 42, 56, 59].
The evolution of the majority of multi-domain proteins can be explained by the stepwise insertions of single domains, with the exception of repeats that sometimes are duplicated several domains in tandem.
This led to examination of the rate of evolution of the majority of the Xist RNA in L1-active and L1-inactive species.
Nipponbare, exhibit a significant accelerated but neutral evolution (Table S5), in contrast to the purifying evolution of the majority of genes along the S1 regions.
This provides strong evidence that these genes arose early in the metazoa before the evolution of the majority of organisms used in this analysis.
Our model predicts that BS-specificity of GDC was acquired early in C4 evolution for the majority of lineages.
We propose the development of novel incongruence assessment methods suitable for the analysis of the molecular evolution of the vast majority of life and support the investigation of homogeneity of evolutionary process in cases where markers do not share identical tree structures.
Then, in the course of evolution the majority of ancient domains acquired additional residues through the subsequent set of insertion events, although in a fraction of domains the equilibrium of indels tended towards deletions.
In contrast to mammals and birds (Ferguson-Smith and Trifonov 2007; Griffin et al. 2007), our knowledge about ancestral karyotypes and rates of chromosomal evolution in the majority of the other lineages of amniotes is still limited.
Our results suggest that loss of the flagellum happened only once during early stages of fungal evolution; consequently, the majority of fungi, unlike plants and animals, are nonflagellated.
