Sentence examples for evolution such that from inspiring English sources

The cullin RING domain adaptor architecture has diversified through evolution, such that in total many hundreds of distinct SCF and SCF-like complexes enable degradation of myriad substrates.

The adaptive block technique controls the subdomain (block) structure dynamically associated with the system evolution, such that all the blocks have almost the same number of particles.

This incidentally is opposite to the direction of arrow in cosmic evolution such that the events follow small → large and fast → slow while the thermodynamics reverses, respectively, to hot → cold and disorder → order.

A continuum tangent stiffness tensor is invoked for the tensile damage evolution such that the bifurcation analysis can be performed to identify the initiation and orientation of tensile failure.

If so, an area of ambiguity is how the plastid-targeting information was modified during evolution such that the enzyme would function in the fungi.

First, we have assumed neutral evolution, such that no fitter mutant can arise and dominate the pathogen population.

To the extent that the conservation of a sequence in evolution, such as that of an exon versus an intron, signifies an evolutionary constraint on divergence because of loss of function, this would imply that sequences such as cassini have a function.

These evolutionary forces have often caused species in different families and even orders to evolve similar strategies and adaptations to the same problems, leading to remarkable convergent evolution, such as that between auks and penguins.

Their greater dispensability is suggested by patterns of molecular evolution, such as that more insertions and deletions can be tolerated in intergenic regions (Moran et al. 2009).

In summary, experimental methodologies to profile single cells – both tumor and microenvironmental – from neoplasms at multiple stages of their evolution are necessary such that, with the help of appropriate analysis tools, the clinical management of patients with premalignant lesions or cancer can be improved.

piRNA evolution is rapid such that adaptation to a novel TE can occur even within the lifetime of a single individual (Khurana et al. 2011).