Sentence examples for evolutionary details from inspiring English sources

Bacterial POPs are pharmaceutically important enzymes, yet their functional and evolutionary details are not fully explored.

Structural, functional, and evolutionary details of the symbiont genome are of interest but totally unknown.

However, unlike other serine proteases, the exact physiological role, genomic distribution and evolutionary details of POPs in bacteria is still unknown.

Yet, we are not concerned by the evolutionary details of a particular network realization but rather by the statistical consequences of successive WGD events on the long evolutionary time scale of typical PPI networks.

Although the evolutionary details of the prokaryote-to-eukaryote transition are still incompletely resolved (Brown and Doolittle 1997; Koonin 2012), the crucial role that mitochondria played in that transition is becoming increasingly evident (Lane and Martin 2010; Lane 2011).

The theory of evolution makes statements about three different, though related, issues: (1) the fact of evolution that is, that organisms are related by common descent; (2) evolutionary history the details of when lineages split from one another and of the changes that occurred in each lineage; and (3) the mechanisms or processes by which evolutionary change occurs.

Because of the significance of the Onychophora in evolutionary studies, detailed knowledge of their embryological development is essential in determining the evolutionary origins of the arthropod body plan.

This paper presents a multi-modelling approach that incorporates contributions from morpho-evolutionary modelling, detailed engineering-geological modelling and time-dependent stress-strain numerical modelling to analyse the rheological evolution of a river valley slope over approximately 102 kyr.

The more you learn, the more uncanny spiders become (and the show falls short only in not providing as many evolutionary and anatomical details as it might have).

We examined the presence of orthologous introns in the PHGPx homologs to trace their evolutionary pathways in details.

We sought to redress this by developing a natural classification for the fold and using it as guide for exploring the tempo of its evolutionary radiations and details of its functional adaptations.