Sentence examples for evolutionary beneficial effects from inspiring English sources

Besides their role in driving gene and genome evolution (Bennetzen 2000; Jiang et al. 2004; Shapiro and Sternberg 2005; Kapitonov and Jurka 2007), gene regulation (Lippman et al. 2004; Feschotte 2008; Okamura and Nakai 2008), and other important developmental and evolutionary beneficial effects, TE activity can also result in a fitness loss to the host (Mackay 1986).

"Our results show that the same grandmother behaviour that may have had beneficial effects for grandchildren in our evolutionary past may have opposite effects in modern societies," say the researchers.

Our study reveals a rich set of evolutionary dynamics driven by a tradeoff between the beneficial effects of cooperative binding at targets shared by a pair of factors, and the detrimental effects of cooperative binding for non-shared targets.

Transposition of both DNA transposons and retrotransposons can also have beneficial effects: e.g. by promoting new patterns of gene expression [ 85], and even contributing to evolutionary bursts and speciation [ 86].

"Thus it has short-term beneficial effects on survival but for the long term we may pay a price in a sort of evolutionary tradeoff," Canaan said.

But fees have two beneficial effects.

But these beneficial effects are slow-burning.

Did the blackout have any beneficial effects?

This should have some beneficial effects.

The beneficial effects on exercise, though, remain.

No beneficial effects have ever been proven in humans.