Sentence examples for evolutionary attributes from inspiring English sources

Computational prediction of the phenotypic propensities of noncoding single nucleotide variants typically combines annotation of genomic, functional and evolutionary attributes into a single score.

Instead of distinguishing between healthy and cancerous cells as conventional treatments do, the evolutionary view suggests that tumors can be inhibited by changing the evolutionary attributes of the entire system.

The statistical properties of fitness landscapes are regarded as the "evolutionary attributes" of biopolymers, such as proteins.

Finally, I used this second dataset [12] to analyze the potential association between ISs and the corresponding physiological and evolutionary attributes of the genes involved.

We found that this increases the flexibility of computational analyses focusing on facets of biochemical, physical, and evolutionary attributes of sequence data.

In particular, studies on the functional and evolutionary attributes of human immune system have attained a major focus since it is an orchestra of various defense mechanisms whereby human body maintains functional and organizational integrity against foreign encroachment.

Second, a self-adaptive cooperative co-evolutionary model for minimum attribute reduction is designed to divide the evolutionary attribute sets into reasonable subsets.

We know that practicing evolutionary biologists attribute evolutionary change to selection, non-adaptive factors (e.g., genetic drift) or a combination of these two factors, but what do students' explanations of evolutionary causation look like?

According to Wilson, many evolutionary psychologists attribute women's and men's different traits, values, preferences, and interests not to discrimination against women, but to differential parental investment (p. 105).

Migratory behavior is generally considered to be an evolutionary labile attribute [61].

In summary, the unique evolutionary and binding attributes of motifs in DNA, RNA and proteins facilitate two highly exploited mechanisms: (i) the co-operative use of multiple independent low-affinity and low-specificity binding sites to allow highly specific assembly of dynamic, meta-stable complexes, and (ii) the co-operative integration of information in conditional decision-making interfaces.