Sentence examples for evolutionary classifications from inspiring English sources

So essential is the notion of progressive development to morphological schemes that they might also be called evolutionary classifications.

The following section discusses the evolutionary classifications of disordered protein regions.

We have disclosed an ample list of proteins containing stretches with a fairly high compositional similarity to those of known prions, including proteins from almost all the evolutionary classifications and taxa, from archaea and viruses to mammals and human.

The SCOP and CATH classifications organize the 3D structure of proteins into evolutionary classifications that have enabled detailed studies of the molecular mechanisms by which new protein structures and functions evolve.

The percent of the proteome corresponding to proteins bearing putative prion-domain (column 3) is shown for a representative group of model organisms (column 1), from different evolutionary classifications, some of which have been extensively studied and whose complete genomes have been well characterized.

In the section Ecological and evolutionary classification, it is pointed out that land plants are descended from aquatic plants.

This evolutionary classification is not the only way that humans classify organisms, of course.

First, the evolutionary classification of the R&D generations and the corresponding characteristics of the respective generations are defined.