Sentence examples for express evolutionary from inspiring English sources
Our results show that undergraduate biology students have difficulty constructing phylogenetic trees to express evolutionary relationships.
It consists of sensory neurons that express evolutionary unrelated groups of transmembrane chemoreceptors.
Phylogenetic tree also expressed evolutionary relationship among different methyltransferase-related proteins of both archaeal and eubacterial origins.
The environment area and the unit area are employed to express the evolutionary environment.
They got a strict connection between equilibrium problems in dynamic networks and the evolutionary variational inequalities; in this sense that the time-dependent equilibrium conditions of this problem are equivalently expressed as evolutionary variational inequalities.
Branching morphologies are found in many types of natural phenomena, and may be associated to some kind of optimization, expressing the evolutionary adaptation of natural systems to their environment.
More than 10% of the human genes are arranged in the divergent organization, and DPGs are often co-ordinately expressed with evolutionary conservation and functional association [ 10, 11].
However, if life-history trade-offs are relaxed under high nutrient conditions, the severity of these trade-offs may be reduced in some modern environments, in the process liberating specific populations to express both developmental and evolutionary responses that are beneficial under the novel conditions.
Lemma 2.6 shows that the time-dependent traffic network equilibrium can be equivalently expressed as an evolutionary variational inequality.
These elements are expressed and their evolutionary dynamics in the Coffea genus indicated different pathways in the copy number variations.
In primates, genes that are broadly expressed have lower evolutionary rates in protein-coding sequences (Khaitovich et al. 2005; Wang et al. 2007) as well as lower evolutionary rates of transcription factor binding sites (Gaffney et al. 2008) than genes that are expressed in a tissue-specific manner.
