Sentence examples for evolution to avoid from inspiring English sources

This study uses taboo list with multi-objective differential evolution to avoid re-visits and for better exploration of search space.

Because genes evolve fast in viruses, it is essential to use appropriate models of sequence evolution to avoid long-branch attraction artifacts that place artificially fast-evolving sequences at the base of the tree (Philippe et al. 2000).

Some people are so frightened of experiencing this upset that they block their own growth and evolution to avoid it.

Finally, it is possible that the genomes of plant-infecting viruses are undergoing rapid evolution to avoid targeting by plant miRNAs, therefore giving lower matching percentages than expected.

The reviewer suggested that we specifically analyzed proteins that have their N-terminals conserved over evolution to avoid this suggested effect.

H. pylori infections are commonly diagnosed with a strong inflammatory response, but the bacteria evolved numerous mechanisms during evolution to avoid recognition and clearance by the host defence machineries, and if not treated with antibiotics, they can persist for life.

The presence of an effector in some but not all isolates suggests that the gene has become lost during host-pathogen co-evolution to avoid triggering ETI.

Few biology freshmen (11%), sophomores (18%), juniors (16%), or seniors (15%) admitted to accepting evolution privately to avoid conflicts with friends and family (means RWU + PC; Fig. 6c f, choice C).

We call these rules strategy adoption rules and not evolution rules to avoid the mis-interpretation of our games as cellular automata-type games, where agents are replaced time-to-time.

To obtain a more precise estimate of the number of nested RNA genes lost during Caenorhabditis evolution and to avoid counting nonindependent events, we devised the following strategy.

Given the myriad challenges of evolutionary education and the potential importance of vestiges in explaining evolution, reserving the term vestige solely for holdovers of evolution is recommended to avoid unnecessary confusion.