Sentence examples for evolutionary area from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, survey results indicate that Texas biology and biological anthropology faculty with expertise in an evolutionary area strongly support teaching "just evolution" (100%; N = 54) and not creationism/intelligent design.

Gene orthology has been well studied in the evolutionary area and is thought to be an important implication to functional genome annotations.

Using specific chemical probes to survey the activities of certain classes of proteins has entered a rapidly evolutionary area of proteomics.

This tool is based on a particle swarm optimization (PSO), which has attracted a lot of attention recently in the evolutionary computation area due to the empirical evidence of its superiority in solving various non-convex problems.

This tool is based on PSO (particle swarm optimization), which attracts a lot of attention recently in the evolutionary computation area due to its empirical evidence of its superiority in solving various non-convex problems.

CHI3L1 is located in an evolutionary conserved area of chromosome 1q32.1, and YKL-40 belongs to the family of 18-glycosyl hydrolases, which consists of chitinases as well as chitinase-like proteins.

This suggests that the human brain is not simply a scaled-up version of the monkey brain, and implies that particular functions may have been lost, or were shifted to existing or to evolutionary new areas".

It is tempting to speculate, that these regions represent evolutionary test areas attracting new genetic information by frequent insertions, deletions and other differentiating forces, rarely leading to fixation of genes in the population.

In the light of the substantial genetic differences in gene expression between primates and rodents (Miller et al., 2014), it would be important to assess the magnitude of cortically derived interneurons in the circuitry of evolutionary new areas in humans, such as Broca and Wernicke (Geschwind and Rakic, 2013; Johnson et al., 2009).

One is evolutionary theory, an area of inquiry that Yusuf has little use for.

It is important to observe that some of the fitness transformations analysed here, like those caused by the duplication of solutions, are not currently explored in the evolutionary dynamic optimization area.