Sentence examples for evolution successfully from inspiring English sources
How has evolution successfully produced the diversity of organisms occupying virtually every ecological niche on the planet?
In summary, this study demonstrated that directed evolution successfully yielded a CL Pgp that is well expressed, completely active in in vivo yeast assays, and can be readily purified.
These results demonstrate that random recombination of NBD1/linker and NBD2 Cys mutations, identified by directed evolution successfully yielded several Pgp proteins that maintain high levels of activity with six native Cys residues removed.
These results show that directed evolution successfully produced a novel CL Pgp that bypassed the limitations of the previously constructed mouse and human CL Pgps [ 16, 17, 22, 30], as it is both active in yeast functional assays and can be readily purified in milligram quantities.
It is shown that the evolution equations successfully predict a wide range of experimental results of strain relaxation and threading dislocation evolution in the materials system.
An automated constitutive parameter optimisation process in combination with a new two-stage cyclic damage evolution model successfully predicts the effect of strain-range on damage evolution.
Self-organized TiO2 nanotube arrays (TiO2 Nts) for hydrogen evolution were successfully fabricated by electrochemical anodization in ethylene glycol-based electrolytes with various NH4F concentrations.
The dissolution phenomenon and oxygen evolution are successfully suppressed by the formation of insoluble manganese carbonate or the adsorption of phosphate by adding NaHCO3 or Na2HPO4 in the Na2SO4 electrolyte, enlarging the potential window for the charge/discharge of a-MnOx.
Some recently reported studies indicated that foundational concepts of evolution can successfully be taught to elementary students.
Evolution has successfully managed to avoid amyloid fibril formation to an astonishing degree, considering the vast amount of polypeptide sequences crowded in vivo.
Using models of non-stationary sequence evolution has successfully ameliorated misleading effects of compositional biases in mitochondrial genomes of beetles [ 60].
