Sentence examples for evolved its capacity from inspiring English sources

We next sought to identify the genetic mechanism by which the GKPID evolved its capacity to bind Pins and thus serve as a localized scaffold for spindle orientation.

That S. rosetta GKPID can bind the fruitfly's Pins but not its own suggests that Pins evolved its capacity to bind GKPID after animals diverged from choanoflagellates.

The experiments reported above establish when GKPID evolved its capacity to bind extant animal Pins protein and to organize spindle orientation in extant animal cells; they do not reveal when a Pins protein that could bind GKPID first evolved.

When we evolved symbolic capacity, it allowed us to create "external memory stores" such as art, ritual, and eventually the written word.

But the beauty of Britain's unwritten constitution, at least as Edmund Burke portrayed it, rests in its capacity to evolve over time.

To this end, mutations conferring an increased thermodynamic stability enhance a protein's robustness towards random mutations, thereby improving its capacity to evolve (evolvability) as evidenced by studies of cytochrome P450 Bmutantsnts [16].

Suppose it's true that we evolved a capacity and tendency for normative guidance because of the coordinating social function achieved by the expression of norm acceptance.

Indeed, the host has evolved the capacity to catabolize tryptophan and deplete it from the local milieu through the activity of a number of enzymes.

This means that powdery mildew has evolved the capacity to colonize a new host species, triticale, which is phylogenetically closely related to its present host wheat.

Morality exists only because we evolved the capacity to empathize.

Which animal taxa have evolved the capacity to experience pain is an ongoing debate.