Sentence examples for evolved under pressure from inspiring English sources
During water electrolysis hydrogen can be evolved under pressure at isothermal conditions, enabling highly efficient compression.
The vegetation on the Gulf Coast of the United States has evolved under pressure of thousands of hurricanes over millennia.
Because A KIR haplotypes favor elimination of infection [7], whereas B KIR favor reproductive success [18], a simple model is that balancing selection on the A and B haplotypes stems from the A haplotypes having evolved under pressure on the immune system, whereas the B haplotypes evolved under pressure on the reproductive system [48].
For most of their history, the species from which domesticated forms are derived evolved under pressures related to survival and reproduction in the wild.
Whatever the fate of the patients' measure passed by the Senate late Friday -- and it still faces passage by the House and a possible veto by President Bush -- managed care is evolving under pressure from doctors, patients, consumer advocates and employers.
Of particular interest is the identification of genomic regions that evolve under pressure of natural selection and characterization of functional elements underlying fitness traits [ 1].
The inspiration for the model is taken from a viral system that evolves under pressure to escape from its host's immune system.
The integrated virus-specific sequences are at least partially expressed and seem to evolve under pressure of purifying selection, indicating that these are functional genes.
Because of the long branch that leads to the two poriferan genes, they must have since been evolving under pressures distinct from those of the prokaryotic Spherulin homologs.
This method exploits the recombination between genes to dramatically accelerate the rate at which genes can be evolved under selection pressure in the laboratory, producing optimized high-efficiency mutant proteins.
Therefore, heterophylly and submerged homophylly evolved under selective pressure modifying the species-specific optima for photosynthesis.
