Sentence examples for evolutionary criteria from inspiring English sources

The cerebral cortex can be subdivided either into: isocortex and allocortex based on histological criteria; homogenetic and heterogenetic based on layer development timelines; or neocortex, paleocortex and archicortex based on evolutionary criteria.

However, studies using transgenic mice and more stringent evolutionary criteria demonstrated that a substantial subset of conserved non-coding sequences have transcriptional enhancer activity [13], [18], [19].

These findings suggest that evolutionary criteria could be helpful for the selection of probiotic strains.

Module formation, scoring by evolutionary criteria and visual clues reduce the amount of predictions to a manageable scale.

The definition of orthology is formally based on evolutionary criteria, but is often taken to imply functional conservation (discussed in Refs [ 3, 4]), especially for one-to-one orthologs.

MEGA 5 [ 90] was employed to construct a phylogenetic tree of the DRB alleles based on the exon2 sequence, using the minimum evolutionary criteria [ 91], and to calculate the relative rates of nonsynonymous (dN) and synonymous (dS) substitutions according to the model of Nei and Gojobory [ 91] with the correction of Jukes and Cantor [ 92] for multiple hits.

This paper presents a new evolutionary criterion for the problems of variable thickness design whilst minimizing the maximum stress in a structure.

These results are suggestive, but given the many phenotypic differences between mice, chimpanzees and humans (besides lifespan), this evolutionary criterion does not establish the functional significance of Dio1, Papp-A or other positively selected genes.

The findings also affirm that the SCRE scale potentially better predicts supply chain operational vulnerability (OV) and supply chain performance (SCP) and conforms to the "technical" and "evolutionary" fitness criteria of dynamic capability theory.

Evolutionary multi-criterion optimization (EMO) algorithms emphasize non-dominated and less crowded solutions in a population iteratively until the population converges close to the Pareto optimal set.

Cohan [9] and Polz et al. [10] recommend an infraspecific taxonomic level to define significant units in microbial ecology and advocate for an evolutionary ecological criterion to identify distinct microbial populations adapted to a given habitat (ecotypes).