Sentence examples for extant complex from inspiring English sources
Physicist Emory Bunn (2009) shows that the evolution of extant complex life is compatible with the second law of thermodynamics as long as the time required for life to evolve on Earth is at least ∼107 s or 116 days.
Thus, extant complex organisms will be expected to have developed progressively more sophisticated strategies to improve their ability to search evolutionary space, and therefore enhance their long-term competitiveness.
Note that the SM may stimulate trans -complex assembly, the fusogenic activity of extant complexes, or both.
Next, we compared CODEC to extant protein complex inference methods that use such data.
All extant Clp complexes contain two functional elements: a chaperone protein and a proteolytic core.
There was little Sly1 dissociation at 4°C and slightly more at 30°C, indicating that elevated temperature promotes productive SM SNARE association rather than stabilizing extant SM SNARE complexes.
If we assume that the extant and very complex cells originated from much simpler ancestral cells, it is also plausible to imagine that the latter had a simpler metabolism in respect to the extant one.
The venoms of extant snakes comprise complex cocktails of proteins tailored by Natural Selection to act on vital systems of the prey [ 11].
While the cultivated strawberry's genome is complex, extant diploid species provide the opportunity to analyze simpler yet relevant genomes as appropriate comparators to the cultivated octoploids.
However, it has only been introduced in the science of morphology as theoretical morphology, which studies extant organismal forms (complex structures of interdependent and subordinate elements whose relationships and properties are largely determined by their function in the whole) as a subset of the range of theoretically possible morphologies [ 32].
The extant structures in the complex consist of a chapel crowned with a ribbed blue-tiled dome, enclosed by a wall, and fronted by an archway.
