Sentence examples for evolutionary adaptability from inspiring English sources
Our paper provides a theoretical foundation for the evolutionary adaptability of common law.
Bolte et al. (2007) augment the debate with the argument that the high phenotypic plasticity and evolutionary adaptability of beech towards drought stress will be another competitive advantage.
Probably it is this double constraint set by thermodynamic fine-tuning and evolutionary adaptability that precludes the widespread use of this functional mode in extremophiles.
Evolutionary adaptability in biological systems is often the result of trade-offs between flexibility and specialization [ 1].
Smaller domain might be combined with the other domains more easily, providing JmjC proteins greater evolutionary adaptability.
Their research, published in the August 2004 issue of Evolution and the 9 June 2006 issue of Science, explores the evolutionary adaptability of these insects to climate.
The result is fascinating portrait of the "dark matter of the mind," one that shows that our greatest evolutionary adaptation is adaptability itself.
Our study now removes the necessity for unusually rapid adaptability in polar bears, providing some 600,000 years of time for evolutionary adaptation.
Bedau and Packard [19] investigated optimal mutation rate in the context of a "balance [between the] competing demands" of evolutionary novelty (adaptability) and evolutionary memory (adaptedness).
"It speaks to the evolutionary plasticity and adaptability of nature that continuously amazes us with finding new ways to carry out reactions that it needs to perform". Berger now plans to use his trick to trap the enzyme on a short segment of DNA, allowing him to collect enough to crystallize and analyze in an X-ray beam from LBNL's Advanced Light Source, to trap both drug and enzyme on DNA.
- Skillful use of these logics promotes successful microbial sociality and, in turn, may increase transmission and virulence of infectious diseases, emergence of major evolutionary transitions, and adaptability to so-called extreme environments.
