Sentence examples for evolutionary reorganization from inspiring English sources

A new study suggests that this behavior stems from an evolutionary reorganization in a part of the brain responsible for detecting other people's emotions.

Thus, the actual contribution of TEs to the evolutionary reorganization of genomes is unclear.

The relation was taken as the measure of prevalence of a direction of evolutionary reorganization in the amino acid group i on the j phylogenetic tree branch.

The movement and accumulation of TEs serves as a rich source of genetic material, with a strong impact on the evolutionary reorganization of the genomes of their bearers.

Thus, analysis of the rates of evolutionary reorganization in different regions of cyclin tertiary structure revealed the mechanism possibly underlying the flexibility of cyclin function.

Although fragile sites have been considered "hot spots" for evolutionary reorganization in a variety of mammalian species (i.e. are regions where chromosomal rearrangements such as fusion/fissions and inversions can repeatedly occur), the data are limited to a single clade, Boreoeutheria [ 26- 28].

Our data strongly suggest the hypothesis that COI, and possibly other mitochondrial proteins and aerobic metabolism on the whole, have been evolutionary reorganized in snakes, and further biochemical or biophysical work should be done to verify this and to understand the precise functional nature of this putative process of adaptive reorganization.

We investigate human lateralized motor functioning in a broad comparative context of evolutionary neural reorganization.

One of the most important features of mammalian chromosomal evolution is the suggestion of a non-random distribution of regions implicated in evolutionary chromosomal reorganization, the so-called "fragile-breakage" hypothesis [ 25].

Our comparative genomic analyses recovered an evolutionary scenario for plastomic reorganization from ancestral to extant plastomes in the three sampled Taxaceae genera, Amentotaxus, Cephalotaxus, and Taxus.

Within these rapidly rearranging lineages, taxonomic sampling at lower levels may be all that is required to identify good model groups; that is, ones in which the evolutionary trajectory of genome reorganization is straightforward to interpret.