Sentence examples for evolutionary importance of the from inspiring English sources
By focusing on a natural system where variation in the timing of vegetative phase change appears to be an important adaptation, we highlight the potential evolutionary importance of the miR156 regulatory network in heterochronic evolution in flowering plants.
In this search, ET ranks the evolutionary importance of the residues in a source protein of unknown function, S. Heuristics then select six residues based on their ranks, solvent accessibility, and clustering to define a 3D template denoted s.
Since the overall RMSD of the match (0.2 Å) is less than 2 Å, it is evaluated by the SVM, which classifies it as a significant match based on two features: the low RMSD and the similarity between the evolutionary importance of the source template residues and the matched residues (the difference is about 1 percentile rank for each pair of residues).
These definitional issues have no bearing on the evolutionary importance of the processes discussed above.
Here we discuss the evolutionary importance of the position of the endoderm relative to RP.
By measuring the evolutionary importance of the link between residues,, we could then infer the importance of i from the average of over all its neighbors j.
Despite the physiological and evolutionary importance of this trait, the investigation of the genetic basis of its function and modification has so far remained limited.
The evolutionary importance of these differences in the C-terminal domain is supported by their long evolutionary conservation (Additional file 2).
This underlines the evolutionary importance of these genes, as the lack of paralogs most likely means that they are under more strict control and selection than most other genes.
Further analyses of the twintronic system should shed more light on the evolutionary importance of this fascinating phenomenon.
Despite the evolutionary importance of incision and the fact that the incisors feature prominently in clinical dentistry (via orthodontic practices designed both to correct incisal misalignments and adjust their orientation), little is known about what affects their functional efficiency.
