Sentence examples for evolutionary unfolding from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is appropriate to assert that cancer that occurs in holobionic and intrinsically cellular life, as the exclusive macroscopic form on the planet, must represent a derivative cellular process whose evolutionary unfolding should center within similar cellular contexts.

8, 15, 16 Those general characteristics nourished the hope that SSU rDNA data could be useful to address the evolutionary unfolding of all planktonic foraminifers.

Such combination of molecular, morphological and fossil data has the potential to provide an unprecedented level of understanding of the evolutionary unfolding within planktonic foraminifera.

As can be seen in the results of adaptive radiation in Erigeron and Robinsonia, on the young and older islands, respectively, the geological age of the island also matters, as this provides the time dimension in which the evolutionary processes unfold.

Cellular adaptation and differentiation provide a loose model for one type of unfolding (evolutionary) change, while cellular interactions underlie the behavior of organisms, organ systems, and ecological communities.

While lethal mutagenesis is probably a valid antiviral therapy, referring to it as an error-threshold related effect is at best a misnomer, and can at worst lead to poor treatment decisions brought about by a misunderstanding of the actual evolutionary dynamics that unfold under lethal mutagenesis.

And it turns out that the unfolding of an evolutionary history is the best explanation we have—and the only predictive one for the pattern of life we see around us.

As described above, the nature of slow unfolding depends on the evolutionary history of the organisms.

Huiquan Liu and colleagues have made an interesting new contribution to unfolding the network of evolutionary relationships between diverse groups of dsRNA viruses that all have been shown to contain the S7 RNA-binding domain within distinct multidomain proteins.

Difference in stability between homologous proteins can be related to evolutionary and ecological variables [ 39], and estimates of unfolding free energy are correlated with experimental measures (UB, unpublished result).

Knowledge of what ancestral conditions resulted in current states helps us better understand the evolutionary implications of demographic events – even as they may be unfolding.