Sentence examples for evolution rationale from inspiring English sources
In more detail, the automictic parthenogen B. atticus, although maintaining meiosis and crossing over, lacks chromosome reshuffling due to sexual reproduction: for this reason, and according to the "concerted evolution" rationale, new variants can easily spread within a single B. atticus female and her progeny (i.e. a clone of parthenogens), but cannot spread in the whole taxonomic unit.
As a matter of fact, the presence of a slight geographic structuring of B. atticus Bag530 might be considered as an unexpected result, since, according to the "concerted evolution" rationale, the automictic B. atticus lacks chromosome reshuffling coupled with Mendelian reproduction, and this should prevent "spreading" and "fixation" of variants in the taxonomic unit.
We then trace the evolution and rationale for disciplinary integration across our development and research on four game platforms.
A fascinating and truly thought-provoking investigation of online trolls their evolution, their rationales, and their actions over the past decade.
This chapter focuses on records classification by discussing its evolution, the rationales for classifying records by function, the elements involved in records classification, and the design for classification.
The observation of this phenomenon of 'IHPS in evolution' provided the rationale for performing minimal myotomy in these children.
We explore the background, rationale, and evolution of the model against the backdrop of the American health care system and efforts to reform it.
This may provide an additional rationale against evolution of the tRNA-dependent pretransfer editing pathway toward higher efficacy and prevalence in editing.
Furthermore, the avoidance of parthenogenetic development in mammals provides the most compelling rationale for the evolution of genomic imprinting, and the biological process of parthenogenesis raises complex issues regarding differential gene expression.
