Sentence examples for evolutionary category from inspiring English sources

"I wouldn't say it's the same drug-induced hedonic that mammals and humans get, but it could be in the same evolutionary category".

The expected proportion of lineages with the same evolutionary category under independence was 6/16 (0.375), which was tested against the alternative hypothesis that p > 6/16.

The crude expression of evolutionary categories such as the division of religions into lower and higher or primitive and higher religions has been subjected to especially severe criticism.

Moreover, developmental and evolutionary categories are central to their thinking.

In the model, we propose three main evolutionary categories: "working", "short-term" and "long-term".

They classify CGIs into three evolutionary categories: the first class, "hypodeamination" CGIs, exhibit evolutionary signatures of hypomethylation.

We broadly grouped the C. elegans proteins into three evolutionary categories, namely 'nematode-specific', 'metazoan' and 'eukaryotic' (not further distinguishing between universal and truly eukaryotic genes).

Kuang et al. [ 31, 32] divided NBS-LRR-genes into two evolutionary categories: Type I includes genes whose evolution is accelerated by frequent sequence exchange among paralogs.

In sum, each paralog has distinctive signature features that represent common evolutionary categories namely structure-function innovations, distinctive spliced isoforms and altered cellular regulation.

To investigate the mode and mechanism of integration of horizontally transferred genes into the E. coli protein-protein interaction network, we systemically investigated the network characteristics of proteins encoded by the various evolutionary categories of genes (Table 1).

This pipeline is based on a computational method of rapid, exhaustive, and genome-wide detection of HGT, featuring the systematic analysis of BLAST hit distribution patterns combined with a priori defined hierarchical evolutionary categories (Zhu et al. 2014).