Sentence examples for evolutionary predictions of the from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to systematically test evolutionary predictions of the in vivo mutation hypothesis versus the circulating virulent/avirulent hypothesis in the pathogenicity of FIP in the cat.

For modeling evolutionary predictions on the spread of certain genotypes, such as PZQ resistance, throughout a population, key factors involve knowing how many resistant or tolerant parasites there are in an untreated population.

Recent studies using these codon models of evoluton in an ML framework have combined evolutionary predictions of positive selection with biochemical verification of functional affects of these substitutions [ 14- 16], and thus support the link between positive selection and protein functional shift.

The authors also offer an evolutionary prediction of how such signaling peptides might have evolved from propeptides that might have functions which are not necessarily related to the signal.

At the Evolution 2010 meeting in Oregon in June 2010, a symposium on 'Moving towards a science of evolutionary prediction' suggested that the next challenge will be to improve the accuracy of evolutionary prediction (http://www.evolutionsociety.org/SSE2010), although the prediction of evolution is still difficult.

Thus, interpreting field patterns with respect to evolutionary predictions necessitates stratification according to the epidemiology of the populations in question.

The SC hypothesis centers on the evolutionary prediction that maternal inheritance of the mtDNA will impede the ability of selection to directly remove mutations from the mtDNA sequence when these mutations are male-biased in their phenotypic effects [ 15, 23– 25].

Although this seems contrary to evolutionary predictions, it is rational within the context of poker since approach cues may suggest the opponent has a good hand and/or is less likely to bluff.

The evolutionary transitions fit the predictions of the monogamy hypothesis: The ancestors of today's cooperative breeders were less promiscuous than were the forebears of modern noncooperative breeders.

Nonetheless, at least some human behaviour does seem to fit the predictions of the evolutionary theories reviewed above.

Now it is time to reinforce the powerful predictions of the evolutionary approach.