For his part, Mr. Hurd said: "The managed home will happen, but it may evolve at a slower pace than in enterprise.
In Drosophila, it has been recently shown that embryonic genes evolve at a slower pace than postembryonic and adult expressed genes (Artieri et al. 2009).
5 62 63 Health systems in most low-income countries were essentially born in the early part of the twentieth century, 64 and they have generally evolved at a slower pace than the changing needs of the populations.
We found that coding sequences evolved at a slower pace in subterranean rodents than in their surface counterparts, which is potentially due to the longer generation time caused by subterranean ecological constraints.
As humans, we evolve at a slower place, while as employees, we need to adapt at a faster pace.
Despite this, he enjoyed working with extended songs because it allowed them to evolve and move at a slow pace.
Educational systems evolve at a notoriously slow pace and this applies to their form, operation and content; perhaps most to this last part.5 A very important reason why education does not change is simply that there is little catalyst for change.
In contrast, substitution of buried (hydrophobic) amino acids is more likely to negatively impact protein folding [13], and such residues therefore evolve at a relatively slow pace [14].
These debates have in turn raised questions as to the utility of current professional regulatory systems, which have evolved at a relatively slow pace over the last three centuries [ 3].
"We are continuing to evolve, albeit at a slower pace than we notice," Paul says.
This means that CRISPR evolve at an exceedingly slow pace for a putative immune system.
