Sentence examples for evolutionary landmarks from inspiring English sources

Dissection of first appearance of fundamental innovations in molecular machinery (evolutionary landmarks) associated with metabolism and translation revealed translation had metabolic origins.

Distinction of subgroups within these M. ulcerans lineages leads us to conclude that InDels serve as evolutionary landmarks for differentiation within the species and help in the development of a genotyping strategy for both M. ulcerans and other environmental and pathogenic mycobacteria.

Consequently, as a representative of the Parasitiformes, Varroa provides a key evolutionary landmark for comparative studies across arthropods currently targeted for genomic analyses.

Ancestral isolates of M. tuberculosis are characterized by the presence of the TbD1 region, which has been recently identified as an evolutionary landmark in the genome of this species.

In 1972, Robert L. Trivers, a graduate student at Harvard, addressed that first assumption in one of evolutionary psychology's landmark studies, "Parental Investment and Sexual Selection".

Others have attempted to address this by correlating the evolutionary breaks with other genomic landmarks as well as with breaks in cancer cells [ 5, 24].

Given the exalted status of the peppered moth, the first paper is a "landmark study," says evolutionary biologist Peter Holland of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, who wasn't involved in the research.

His "Sociobiology: The New Synthesis," a landmark attempt to use evolutionary theory to explain human behavior, was published in 1975.

"There's no question this is a landmark study," says David Lambert, an evolutionary biologist at Griffith University in Australia who was not involved in the work.

Several implications obtained from the present proteomic study may make it a landmark for the future functional and evolutionary study of the bacterial nucleoid.

Revolver is attractive as an index of genomic evolution and as a landmark of chromosomes useful for evaluating evolutionary relationships among the tribe Triticeae.