Sentence examples for extensive parallelism from inspiring English sources

It is also surprising that the authors do not discuss the evidence for parallel evolution accumulated in experimental evolution, where extensive parallelism is explained by overwhelmingly positive selection (Wichman et al, Science 285:422–424, 1999).

In general, morphology in meiofaunal organisms is characterized by extensive parallelism and convergent adaptations to the mesopsammic environment [ 44, 74], which frequently results in low interspecific morphological variability [ 7].

The manuscript "Extensive parallelism in protein evolution" by Bazykin et al. provides an interesting insight into the parallel evolution at orthologus sites, and its effects on the observed rate of protein evolution.

One minor point – since the main result of this manuscript is that there is less parallelism in protein evolution than expected, the title "Extensive parallelism in protein evolution" is misleading; something like "Low parallelism in protein evolution as support for the nearly neutral model" would be better.

Phylogenetic studies have proved that extensive convergence or parallelism of morphological characters has occurred during the evolution of Ganoderma [ 17– 17].

This paper introduces a hybrid multithreaded object detection with high parallelism and extensive data reuse.

Fu poems employ alternating rhyme and prose, varying line length, close alliteration, onomatopoeia, loose parallelism, and extensive cataloging of their topics.

Many lineages have developed similar phenotypes independently, showing extensive morphological convergence or parallelism.

In the plodding iambic tetrameter and the extensive use of refrain and parallelism, we can feel at a physical level the grinding relentlessness of prison work.

Another extension derives from the unexploited parallelism of the operations.

Implementations for molecular dynamics on parallel computers generally use either particle parallelism or geometric parallelism.