Sentence examples for evolutionary space from inspiring English sources
"In this case, it could be that there are only a few solutions in the evolutionary space," he said.
For pandaphobics, the panda is a waste of evolutionary space, a carnivore that only eats bamboo, and has an appetite for sex that is all but absent.
This paper summarizes the results of recent studies by Orbital to significantly reduce NASA's future launch costs and improve crew safety through the implementation of a low-risk, evolutionary space transportation architecture.
In the DEM, the ground represents the potential evolutionary space across which birds have evolved.
Second, the relational maps were used as guides to program animated, clickable dots representing the orders onto an evolutionary space.
Organisms simultaneously inhabit both types of space, so doesn't Darwin's Necessary Mismatch dictate that the interaction of information and fitness space produces a restricted "evolutionary space"?
Second, the evolutionary spacing across the sensu stricto species between the Rap1 and Abf1 binding sites at HMR-E is known, but how close the ACS has to be to either of those sites is unknown (Teytelman et al. 2008).
By recasting the problem of redundancy in multiple structural alignments into this framework, in which the matrix A now describes the multiple alignment, we adapted the QR factorization to produce a minimal basis set of protein structures which best spans the evolutionary (phase) space.
The pairwise similarity measure between sequences must map sequences to an evolutionary feature space ruled by the modification of sequences in terms of insertions, deletions and substitutions.
Instead, moderate mutation rates increase genetic diversity through increasing genome length and therewith enlarges evolutionary search space which in turn maximizes evolutionary efficacy.
Additionally, a robust principal component analysis of ω-lineage values was conducted following the Hubert (2005) approach [ 82], in order to assess the avian opsin outlier map, which summarizes those lineages that show unexpected ω-tendencies in the evolutionary dimensional space of the studied opsins.
