Sentence examples for evolutionary effects of the from inspiring English sources
The results are of high relevance for experimental studies of evolutionary effects of the system in open two-dimensional reaction diffusion reactors.
We experimentally investigate the population and evolutionary effects of the antibiotic rifampicin and the lytic phage SBW25ϕ2 on the gram-negative bacterium Pseudomonas fluorescens SBW25.
Management decisions that rely on simplified tests of strategies might miss the rich ecological context in which organisms live and thus find unintended ecological and evolutionary effects of the strategy.
The model of IBD reveals the evolutionary effects of the human lactase divide, and suggests that latitude, ultraviolet B exposure, and LP/LNP mimic each other because LP/LNP follows latitudinal directions toward the equator.
The progressive introgression of transgenes into wild or weedy populations thus appears inevitable, and we are now faced with the challenge of determining the possible evolutionary effects of these transgenes.
Importantly, the evolutionary effects of these intrinsic/extrinsic features may differ significantly between animals and plants.
The evolutionary effects of these shifts in relative abundance have been largely ignored, however.
The evolutionary effect of the RH substitutions was to erase all major ancestral DNA determinants of affinity and to establish novel determinants, both main and epistatic.
In particular, we investigate the evolutionary effects of changing the size-dependent selection acting on a brown trout (Salmo trutta) population during their spawning migration.
This shows that harvested populations have an intrinsic capacity for reversal of the detrimental evolutionary effects of fishing but the rebound rate may be much slower (2.5 times longer in the Menidia experiment) than that caused initially by directional selection on fish size (Conover et al. 2009b).
The GDH makes no reference to the evolutionary effects of hunting (including the management and translocation of game and fowl populations) or its effects on genetic diversity.
