Sentence examples for evolutionary speed of the from inspiring English sources
As shown in Fig. 8, the large values of evolutionary speed of the preys tend to stabilize the system.
The future years will show whether the evolutionary speed of the 2009 pandemic virus will increase from that seen during the first pandemic year.
In other words, the system is very close to non-evolutionary system when the values of evolutionary speed of the preys are close to zero.
In the plot, the regression coefficient against P3 is regarded as the mutation selection equilibrium coefficient and the evolutionary speed of the mutation pressure and natural selection pressure is expressed as the slope of a regression line.
The emergence of the hybrids appears to coincide with the introduction of the nets, and although it doesn't necessarily prove a causal relationship, the study again highlights the challenges of racing against the evolutionary speed of infectious diseases and their vectors.
These results have been shown accompanying with the analysis on the evolutionary speed of type A cellular population.
Unsustainable practices in tourism are being replaced too, but with the evolutionary speed of a beast aware of its own imminent extinction.
Consistent with a previously reported high evolutionary speed of sex genes in Neurospora (Karlsson et al., 2008; Pöggeler and Kück, 2001) both pheromone receptor genes displayed a relatively high rate of mutations between QM6a and other H. jecorina strains.
Multiple RRTs can be combined to determine the relative evolutionary speeds of several species.
In addition, because of relatively high evolutionary speed, the amplification of LTR retrotransposons in short period makes them ideal markers to study short-term evolution.
In other words, these analyses appear to favor the notion that high mutation rates and not relaxation of functional constraints and/or inefficient purifying selection are responsible of elevated evolutionary speed in tunicates, although the differences between the two groups of tunicates might result in part from lower negative selection intensity in Oikopleura.
