Sentence examples for evolutionary derivation from inspiring English sources

The nervous system is almost diagrammatically simple in anatomy, although this apparent simplicity is not primitive but mainly a secondary evolutionary derivation.

For full explication, see text Fig. 10 Biological-like evolutionary derivation of long bell cornets from short bell cornets.

The preponderance of single gene families among the non-conserved miRNAs is consistent with recent evolutionary derivation.

The distal position of the isolated buccal cusp of ochotonids and Dawsonolagus in P3 also supports its evolutionary derivation from the isolated buccal cusp of mimotonids.

Moreover, this relationship and its evolutionary derivation have received little attention from a phylogenetic perspective.

We proposed two hypotheses to explain the evolutionary derivation of the trnH-rps19 cluster in the IRs of monocots from an Amborella-like ancestor (Fig. 4).

The necessity has been recognized for accommodating this effective yet empirical methodology into extreme principles which theoretically underlie the derivation of evolutionary equations in irreversible dissipative processes.

The fourth and most famous derivation of the evolutionary line that includes the Eurasian eagle-owl is the great horned owl, which appears to have been the result of primitive eagle-owls spreading into North America.

In all areas investigated, the lithofacies sequences are similar, which enables the derivation of a general evolutionary model for the SW Baltic Sea coasts.

In Sects.  2 and  3 the focus is on a specific application, the Signorini-type initial-boundary value problem (2.1), its formulation as evolutionary variational inequality (2.2) and the derivation of the fully discrete analogue (3.7).

This assumption is necessary to maintain the widely used condition of time reversibility in the evolutionary process, which thereby keeps the following derivations tractable [ 1, 13].