Sentence examples for evolved class from inspiring English sources

In evolved class IV networks, the smallest consumers converged to similar body sizes, whereas larger consumers evolved more slowly and did not show such convergence.

Some evolved class A β-lactamases accept extended-spectrum cephalosporins as substrates and are known as ESBLs, even if there are ESBL enzymes belonging to other classes as well.

Black people were granted significantly more rights and freedoms, leading to the growth of a so-called Évolué ("evolved") class.

Our results show that monocot and dicot MLO susceptibility proteins evolved class-specific conservation patterns.

Therefore, spatio-temporal differences in expression of the investigated proteins or the presence of other actin-binding proteins that have evolved class-specific interactions (Kandasamy et al., 2007) might confer specificity to ACT-AIP1 interaction in vivo.

Beginning around 2000 BC, Sumerian and Babylonian cultures began delineating two distinct classes of musical instruments due to division of labor and the evolving class system.

It also introduced an early evolving class change system, as well as different methods of transportation, including a ship, canoe, and flying airship.

To maintain functional recognition of rapidly evolving class I HLA complexes, the NK cell KIR genes must also evolve under pathogen-mediated pressure [ 59, 60].

The discovery of non-classical orthologs between distantly related marsupial species is unusual for the rapidly evolving class I genes and may indicate an important marsupial specific function.

Because of this, in order to study the evolution of this quickly evolving class of genes, we considered every C2H2 ZF that is present in the human genome.

LncRNAs could be a highly abundant, rapidly evolving class of cellular factors with a wide range of cellular functions [ 2, 19, 36, 41].