Sentence examples for evolutionary ability from inspiring English sources

This happens when the rate of change exceeds the evolutionary ability to cope.

The malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum, responsible for spreading the disease across much of south-east Asia and Africa, has shown remarkable evolutionary ability in the face of a whole succession of drugs.

This evolutionary ability of the tumor cells thus results in regimen failure and regrowth of the cancer, populated by resistant cells (Fig. 2, top).

Given the recent changes in climate, there is an urgent need to understand the evolutionary ability of populations to respond to these changes.

This section presents two independent analyses that suggest that mt antisense antitermination tRNAs with anticodons matching the AGR codons translate gau: significant majorities of phylogenetic independent contrasts are positive; and the contrasts increase with time as the evolutionary ability of mitochondria to translate AGR codons is gained.

Recognition of elements and patterns in the environment is an evolutionary fundamental ability of ours.

The good approximation performance of neural network (NN) and the effective and robust evolutionary searching ability of modified elitist genetic algorithm (MEGA) are applied in hybrid sense, where NNs are employed in predicting the objective value, and MEGA is adopted in searching optimal designs based on the predicted fitness values.

The good approximation performance of neural network (NN) and the effective and robust evolutionary searching ability of genetic algorithm (GA) are applied in hybrid sense, where NNs are employed in predicting the objective value, and GA is adopted in searching optimal designs based on the predicted fitness values.

Thus, it seems that the evolutionary conserved ability of IAPs to resist epigenetic reprogramming between generations renders their epigenetic state transgenerationally relatively stable, facilitating a mechanism of epigenetic inheritance.

Jim Gorman's account of a key evolutionary adaptation — humans' ability to throw — was full of delightful touches.

They have developed through evolutionary necessity the ability to pinpoint the location of chirping crickets, on whose bodies the female deposits her larva (which then consume the said crickets) to propagate.