Sentence examples for evolutionary extent from inspiring English sources
In this study we examine the evolutionary extent of truncated tRNA genes within the family Cecidomyiidae by identifying tRNA genes in three species in different genera.
Systematic identification of Syts by database searching makes it possible to begin to address questions such as: what is the evolutionary extent of this gene family?
In the current study, simultaneous sequence comparisons of the entire protein-coding portions of the genomes of four fish model species (Danio rerio, Takifugu rubripes, Tetraodon nigroviridis and Oryzias latipes) with the human outgroup genome were conducted in order to study the evolutionary extent of sequence conservation and divergence in duplicated fish genes.
Thus, SLiMs conserved at different evolutionary extents provide different levels of specificity to Hox interaction properties.
In his conclusion to the Kitzmiller trial, Judge John E. Jones III wrote that "ID is at bottom premised upon a false dichotomy, namely, that to the extent evolutionary theory is discredited, ID is confirmed".
In assessing the relevance of model organisms, as well as in the study of evolutionary biology, the extent to which common phenotypes are achieved through common mechanisms is of great interest.
The study of genes in populations of animals, plants, and microbes provides information on past migrations, evolutionary relationships and extents of mixing among different varieties and species, and methods of adaptation to the environment.
Wilson, an eminent evolutionary biologist, shows the extent to which human prosperity, even in the information age, rests on the foundation of a diverse natural world, since the more species any ecosystem has, the more stable and productive it will be.
To what extent does evolutionary theory impact your work/studies?
The central question is: How broadly does the deflationary model of the 'mere rationalization hypothesis' apply to moral judgments, and to what extent are evolutionary influences implicated in those cases?
The dN/dS ratio indicates the extent of evolutionary divergence of DNA sequences.
