Sentence examples for evolutionary frequency of from inspiring English sources

However, one must consider that random subunit fusions would conserve (dis)assembly in only a very small fraction of cases and thus the evolutionary frequency of (dis)assembly-conserving fusions is far higher than would be expected by chance.

The parasitic lifestyle is thought to have evolved 8 [ 3] to 11 [ 5] times in flowering plants, but comprehensive phylogenetic analyses have never been performed to investigate the evolutionary frequency and pattern of the shift to heterotrophy in angiosperms.

Indeed, as genomic aberrations are inherited by daughter cells and their prevalences vary over genes, different prevalences (roughly, evolutionary selection frequencies) of DNA copy number aberrations suggest different fitness contributions.

3b: Knowledge of Evolutionary Terms by Frequency of Church Attendance.

Lockshin comes then to illustrate another element of evolutionary conservatism: the frequency of conserved genes such as those codifying for caspases, eye development, and homeotic genes the latter responsible for establishing the basic layout of the body all shared in incredible varieties of organisms.

Some of these studies were designed to test, and have rejected, the species selection hypothesis for evolutionary trends in the frequency of derived larvae or life history traits.

We examined the frequency of evolutionary terms among chapters as well as the frequency standardized by the numbers of pages per chapter (Figs. 2 and 3, respectively).

As genomic distance increases it becomes more difficult to identify TCS orthologues, and the relative frequency of evolutionary events increases.

This observation open interesting questions on the evolutionary forces shaping the frequency of these alleles in human populations.

From an evolutionary perspective, an increasing frequency of prereproductive cancer deaths results in natural selection for enhanced cancer suppression.

Among the TFBS investigated, WT1, EGR1 and SP1 sites showed the highest frequency of evolutionary conservation in the gene promoters surveyed.