Sentence examples for evolutionary failure from inspiring English sources
Bywords simultaneously for ferocity and evolutionary failure, they made for perfect toys.
Girls' relative failure was represented as the evolutionary failure of their gender.
It is possible that this cryptic diversity displays the natural variation within P. graminis, as result of evolutionary failure to speciate along with their hosts [ 44].
It is a pity that the generative side of evolution (inevitable concession to chaos) is usually taken as the major (and positive) contents of evolution, whereas the achievements of evolution in the ways of resistance to chaos (labeled as stasis, stagnation, evolutionary failure, evolutionary blind alley) are looked upon at least disappointedly.
More evolutionary failures, please, just for the sake of emotional variety.
On the other hand, other violent people, such as Adolf Hitler, have no living descendants and should be considered evolutionary failures.
The mechanism of origin of such lineages has important implications on their evolutionary success, or failure, because it affects their initial genetic makeup and variability [2], [7].
However, this discrepancy may not be real, but rather appear because of the violation of implicit assumptions in the estimation procedures, such as non-gradual change of evolutionary rate and failure to correct for convergent evolution.
Given that mutants increasing the expression of any given gene must have arisen repeatedly over evolutionary history, the failure of these mutants to persist must be the result of selection rather than random drift.
Consequently, a new selective regime imposed by codon reassignment would also make a contribution to the evolutionary success or failure of an organism as a consequence of the effects on fitness arising from changes in gene length.
Regardless of how such biomarkers may have been induced, by epigenetic influences, evolutionary pressures or failure to respond to hypoxic stress, our findings point to an important role of particular genetic signatures in highland children for the later development of CMS.
