Sentence examples for evolutionary organization from inspiring English sources

Several studies followed a comparative approach, wherein the components of the interaction network are compared with the networks in evolutionarily related organisms, and thus enabling a wide-range analysis of the evolutionary organization of protein interaction networks across species [ 6, 25– 34].

Organizing complex arrangements into hierarchies is a common technique in many fields, such as grammar description in computational linguistics, industrial organization (NAICS - The North American Industry Classification), object oriented programming, biological taxonomy and evolutionary organization of proteins, genes or species.

They are also consistent with the possibility that repression by ORC of at least some starvation and other stress-induced genes contributed to the evolutionary organization of these clusters.

The evolutionary organization of genes induced by a variety of stresses in non-random gene clusters strongly points to increased fitness associated with a general transcriptional response to stress coordinated at the level of chromatin structure.

Evolutionary project organization uses time boxing rather than feature boxing.

Assembling genomic information and constructing a web-database of genome annotations and genes with particular functions is generally useful for implementing functional studies and for understanding evolutionary genomic organization.

To address these questions, one must first better understand the history of grape domestication in Central Asia, the past and current biodiversity of this region's grape germplasm, and be able to deduce information from the molecular nature and evolutionary structural organization of disease resistance genes in the Ren1 locus.

In the alternate frame of CBE, cancer becomes evolutionary self-organization gone askew.

Aldrich (1999) 100 Organizations evolving Reviewed and advanced an evolutionary theory of organizations addressing the role of the entrepreneur in creating organizations.

If these were the only processes of evolutionary change, the organization of living things would gradually disintegrate.

The main purpose of this chapter is to summarize the current understanding of histidine kinases: their domain organization, evolutionary diversity, structural architecture, and novel functional properties.