Sentence examples for evolving function from inspiring English sources

There are additional suggestions of evolving function in the PRR7 lineage.

This high degree of conservation suggests a fundamental and slowly evolving function in vertebrates.

If so, the He diffusion kinetics of an apatite is an evolving function of time and the effective uranium concentration in a cooling sample, a fact which must be considered when interpreting apatite (U Th)/He ages.

To do so, we must challenge our tendency to look at controversial issues as a zero-sum game and collaborate to identify, test, and iterate approaches that respect the evolving function of marriage and redirect its gaze back toward children's well-being.

Usually such multigene families cluster together and the individual members become substrates for purifying or positive selection depending on the evolving function.

Despite structural and functional conservation, divergence between Arabidopsis and monocot clock genes is suggested by evolving functions in the PRR7 lineage in monocots.

There needs to be more research to determine whether it has an evolved function, or possibly several evolved functions (or possibly no function, as some argue).

An evolutionary approach faces problems in specifying what the overall evolved function of a system might be and showing how functions contribute to it.

The fact that specific genetic elements (or the genetic system as a whole) have an evolved function is clearly not sufficient for genes to carry semantic information.

The evolved function of high-calorie bias in human spatial memory, to promote positive energy balance, would therefore appear to be intact.

The main evolved function of acoustic signal production in insects is to attract mates and to engage in male-male competition [1], [2].