Sentence examples for evolution that could lead from inspiring English sources

Having said this, we are aware that functional changes can occur during evolution that could lead to taxon-specific selective pressures.

Although the enzymes designed to date generally possess activities that are low compared to those of natural enzymes, these scaffolds serve as attractive starting points for further directed evolution that could lead to optimized performance in vitro and in vivo.

But Japan's revisionist approach to both history and the present poses a real threat to the prospects of an evolution of the status quo that could lead to a peaceful outcome.

It is also reported that similar exposure of bacterial strains to environmental stress outside the host could also drive the horizontal transfer of T3Es from ecologically related plant pathogens that could lead to evolution of T3E repertoires and then of bacterial pathogenicity towards plants [104], [105].

Moreover, it is well known that coevolution with bacteriophages is a major factor for the evolution and diversification of bacterial populations that could lead to antibiotic resistance [ 26, 27].

Lability in chromosomal copy number and heterozygosity have been identified as genomic process that could lead to rapid evolution in Bd (Rosenblum et al. 2013; Farrer et al. 2013).

"As a group, I think they've helped focus the other perspective, which I'm thankful for," said Doug Banks, a general contractor and school board member who has favored curriculum changes that could lead to criticisms of evolution.

Evolution by natural selection provides two obvious mechanisms that could lead to new species (Fig. 6).

Faith would seem to be the excuse of fanatics that could lead to such silliness as denying evolution and embracing Flying Spaghetti Monsters.

Model Driven Engineering is a promizing approach that could lead to the emergence of a new paradigm for software evolution, namely Model Driven Software Evolution.

There may well be many trajectories that could lead to wt-level activity that start from states that were discarded during the evolution because they were not the best variants at that particular stage.