Sentence examples for evolutionary release from inspiring English sources

These innovations provided the evolutionary release from constraints that allowed the implementation of an AIS: whereas adipocytes buffer against the sudden metabolic demand associated with the activation of an AIS, vascular innovations decreased the cost of mobilising an antibody-based immune response and augmented the performance of an AIS (e.g., promoting affinity maturation).

Finally, little research has focused on post-release evolutionary changes for inundative or classical biological control.

Are post-release evolutionary changes, such as adaptation, important to the success of biological control using pathogens?

With short-term use, post-release evolutionary change could be less important; however, it is difficult to assess risk as the pre-introductory range of these pathogens remains unknown.

In light of our data suggesting released evolutionary constraints for the OXPHOS complex V, one might hypothesize that while spreading out of Africa, humans escaped an important environmental factor that was limiting their evolution.

By additionally determining the within- and between-population genetic components of resistance and life history traits, we can also project if environmental stress will modify the results of population-specific evolutionary trajectories by releasing or absorbing genetic variance for traits under selection.

For example, one strategy (i.e., genetic dumping) promotes genetic diversity in the captive population at the expense of the reintroduced cohort; while minimizing kinship among released animals provides the greatest evolutionary potential for the release cohort, at the expense of the genetic health of the captive population.

He went on to say that, "In 2010, the WiMAX Forum and the worldwide ecosystem continued its diligent work to deliver an evolutionary path from WiMAX Release 1 to WiMAX Release 2".

Notsu et al. (2006) proposed a five-stage evolutionary model for the release of volcanic gas based on the relationship between level of volcanic activity and degassing pattern (diffuse vs. plume CO2 emission).

The guppy is a model species for exploring the ecological and evolutionary implications of predator release in natural ecosystems [23], [24].

This ancient lineage-specific expansion may be caused by the release of evolutionary constraints in individual lineages.