Sentence examples for evolved distinctly from inspiring English sources

Mouse lemur species in particular have evolved distinctly different male advertisement calls [65], providing a potential mechanism for premating isolation that can limit admixture among populations that have previously experienced allopatric divergence.

The mechanisms for their control appear to have evolved distinctly.

Our experiments reveal that the stings of honey bees and paper wasps, though with similar biological functions and chemical constituents, have evolved distinctly different structures and mechanical behaviors.

Although miRNAs are found in multicellular organisms ranging from sponges [8] to animals, the plant miRNA pathway may have evolved distinctly [9].

From the phylogenetic tree, it can be seen that CP26 and CP29 are found in all green plant groups examined and evolved distinctly to the major LHCII proteins, which were present prior to diversification of the major lineages (Additional file 4: Figure S1).

Intracellular bacteria tend to evolve distinctly smaller genomes than extracellular ancestors, presumably reflecting selective benefits for fewer genes as unnecessary environmental but also DNA repair and replication genes are deleted.

First, a trend toward stabilization of both sequence and structure occurred in vertebrates, with both subunits evolving distinctly from those of other animal groups, and acquiring at least four novel structural elements, the most important of which is the HLH-3β (helix-loop-helix, 3 β-sheets) domain that allows the accessory subunit to homodimerize.

We confirmed that younger and less broadly distributed proteins evolved at distinctly higher divergence rates than older and broadly distributed genes (Domazet-Loso and Tautz 2003; Daubin and Ochman 2004; Alba and Castresana 2005; Wang et al. 2005; Cai, Woo, et al. 2006; Kuo and Kissinger 2008).

Here the emphasis was not to escape from Stalinism but to evolve a distinctly Ukrainian culture.

Critics using these distinctions have credited Woolf with evolving a distinctly feminine diary form, one that explores, with perception, honesty, and humour, her own ever-changing, mosaic self.

However, it should be noted that the PHYC.D clade appears to be evolving at distinctly faster rate (8 parsimonious substitutions, including 6 non-synonymous) than the PHYC.A clade (2 parsimonious substitutions, both synonymous).