Sentence examples for evolutionary contribution from inspiring English sources

Writing in the journal Nature, the team of researchers from four Spanish institutions sought to unpick the evolutionary contribution to lethal human violence by looking at how commonly a range of different mammals kill members of the same species.

However, the evolutionary contribution has never been directly measured, making it difficult for one to conclude about its importance.

However there is mounting evidence for their significant evolutionary contribution to the wiring of gene regulatory networks, a theory rooted in Barbara McClintocks's discovery that TEs can control gene expression.

The evolutionary contribution of rare Symbiodinium types may be more important still, if recombinants create a 'bridge' for the migration of genetic material to the dominant lineage (i.e. introgression; see Figure  1b).

While more parsimonious, the PGD scenario here proposed does not consider evolutionary contributions from segmental duplications, events known to be common in hemiascomycete yeasts [ 7- 10].

It is of course one thing to recount past evolutionary contributions of TEs and quite another to infer that natural selection embedded TEs in genomes so that they might thus contribute.

However, to support an argument for their potential evolutionary contributions to cattle domestication, breed formation and adaptation, the genomic variations reported here need to be queried in a larger sample size and with breeds other than Holstein.

To highlight the potential evolutionary contributions of these CNVs to cattle breed formation and adaptation, we queried 91 CNVRs that have breed-specific CNV frequency differences (Additional file 1: Table S12).

To shed light on the potential evolutionary contributions of CNVs to the formation of major cattle breeds in China, we conducted Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of the different breeds based on CNVR information.

To highlight potential evolutionary contributions of CNVs to Chinese major cattle breeds' formation and adaptation, we identified 130 CNVRs which are abundant statistically in three groups (Additional file 1: Table S3) by using indicator species analysis (ISA) [ 48].

The majority ranked developing medicines and curing diseases as the most important contributions of science to society, and they found promoting understanding of evolutionary science's contribution to medicine to be a convincing reason to teach evolution.