Sentence examples for evolutionary rise from inspiring English sources
The evolutionary rise of conversational interfaces will impact industries on multiple levels.
Another explanation for the evolutionary rise of alternative male-determiners is genetic drift.
The origin and radiation of EM fungi began over 200 Myr after AM fungi in association with the evolutionary rise of angiosperm trees in the Cretaceous [ 10].
The evolutionary origin of the X dosage mechanism in D. melanogaster is associated with the evolutionary rise of the Sxl gene.
There are also examples in which the evolutionary rise of a new sex determination system is inconsistent with the pre-conditions of any of the directional selection hypotheses.
The evolutionary rise of csd was accompanied by the insertion of a novel hyper-variable region that consists of asparagine/tyrosine-enriched repeats 70, 71 and by single nucleotide replacement changes that produced a novel coiled-coil motif 12.
But after it was over, his position in the evolutionary firmament rose to be right up there, on the right hand of Charles Darwin himself.
With incredible strength and focus, they present an almost evolutionary drama, rising smoothly out of the water, using the "eggbeater" kick with the legs, or upside-down, their legs will surreally spike, scissoring and closing, while they use the "sculling" motion with the hands.
This finding motivates a setup where several hierarchical stages are employed, and the explicity of evolutionary control rises towards more coarse stages, such that e.g. in the four cell stage, a direct coding could be used, in the 16 cell stage a vector field with allometry, and in a subsequent, 64 cell stage a vector field only.
It is clear that genomic proximity substantially increases the probability of co-acquisition and co-deletion of genes and hence it is expected that many co-evolutionary dependencies rise from proximity.
Emergence, in evolutionary theory, the rise of a system that cannot be predicted or explained from antecedent conditions.
