"evolutionary power" is an appropriate phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used figuratively to describe something that is revolutionary and powerful enough to cause rapid and drastic change. For example, "The new technology has a kind of evolutionary power that is revolutionizing the world."
So what is the best way to compete with the evolutionary power of the cell?
The processes considered are those for which an evolutionary power spectrum as designated by Priestley can be defined.
The normalized fluctuations are characterized by both their power spectral densities (PSD) and evolutionary power spectral densities (EPSD).
As a result, not even smallpox possessed the evolutionary power to influence humans as a species — to alter our genetic structure.
But what will it take to compete with the evolutionary power of the cell to create and identify even more dramatic changes in function?
The wind model includes mainly time-varying mean wind speed, mean wind speed profile and evolutionary power spectral density (EPSD) function.
Since those early days of genetic engineering, we've become more aware of our evolutionary powers.
Since single nucleotide mutations occurred within the stem regions as well as mature miRNAs are important evolutionary powers for driving the production of new miRNAs by altering their biological functions (Sun et al. 2009), it is very intriguing to further uncover the SNPs characteristics and their possible effects on miRNAs evolution in the rice genome.
It appears that site-specific changes of amino acid physiochemical properties may act as one of the major evolutionary powers in driving the functional divergence of NIP2 proteins after their duplication in grasses.
By adding or removing up to eight repeats at once, gene conversion can be considered as an additional evolutionary force, with the power to instantly driving a microsatellite copy from a dead (monomorphic) to a live (polymorphic) phase of the life cycle, or vice versa.
We found that the distribution of gene expression for each cell cycle stage follows a power-law distribution, in agreement with the evolutionary conserved power-law organization of genome-wide expression levels [ 23].
