Sentence examples for evolutionary ramifications of the from inspiring English sources

We designed a methodology that ensures that there exists a fit solution (CRM) for the target pattern under either function model, with and without the ubiquitous activator, so that any difference in time-to-evolve can be attributed to the evolutionary ramifications of the ubiquitous activator (see Materials and Methods).

Within parasitology, some cases are well studied (e.g. host manipulation in relation to transmission strategy; [ 7]) but the broader epidemiological and evolutionary ramifications of extended concepts of virulence have yet to be examined.

These hypotheses do not, however, address the evolutionary and functional ramifications of the overlap of protein ORFs with key structural elements of their host introns.

Despite this bias in opinion, we now know that hybridization is relatively wide-spread among animal species [ 5], and in some instances, it has likely had important evolutionary ramifications, such as in the origin of new species [ 6- 10].

Few here considered the geopolitical ramifications of the tumult.

Already the ramifications of the Brexit vote have been felt.

Theoretical and methodological ramifications of the results are discussed.

Limitation and ramifications of the model results to general circulation modeling of MJO are discussed.

We used computational programming to compare the redox ramifications of non-specific mRNA alterations to the redox ramifications of the idealized targeted knockdown scenarios.

The clinical ramifications of the cleft are summarized in Table  2.

The legal ramifications of the science discussed above are already being manifest.