Sentence examples for evolution progressively from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, it could play as combined barriers conduits during its later evolution (progressively at shallower levels) being characterised by intersecting fault planes, which define pipe-like conduits parallel to the direction of the tectonic transport.

Knowing that miRNA can induce a significant degradation of its target and assuming also that evolution progressively selected inverse regulation of expression of mRNAs and their specific miRNAs, we determined (MicroCosm Target algorithm) for each miRNA its potential target(s) and the regulatory pathways that are expected to be regulated (Tables S2, S3 and S4).

This evolution progressively incurs a crippling polymorphism in clonal populations as the number of loci increases, and sexual reproduction has its chance.

This continuing evolution has progressively modified the morphology, materials, surface finishing and tribologic coupling of the implants, while the widening of indications to increasingly younger patients has led clinicians to experiment with conservative options that preserve as much bone stock as possible.

This evolution leads progressively to a perceptible reduction in hair density.

The consequence is that this may occasionally result in evolution of progressively information-richer cells.

Overall, the number of reports of repeated adaptive evolution dropped progressively with the increasing phylogenetic separation of taxa.

COPD is characterized by little reversible airflow obstruction of chronic evolution and progressively incapacity causing a high morbimortality.

Alternatively, defects in repair pathways may provide a source of mutations contributing to the selective evolution of progressively advanced malignant cell populations.

As with FCV, the vaccines do not prevent infection and replication by other strains, and it is widely suspected that the vaccines may have fostered the evolution of progressively higher virulence (references within Davison and Nair 2004; Hirai 2001).

During vertebrate evolution with a progressively more diverse motor behaviour, the number of modules will have increased progressively.