Sentence examples for factors evolved from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Period genes have not been identified in any non-bilaterian phylum [25], suggesting this subfamily of transcription factors evolved within the Bilateria.

We propose that nuclear factors evolved to counteract chloroplast mutations that occurred after the water-to-land transition and persist due to the mode of chloroplast genome evolution.

This suggests that regulatory factors evolved more rapidly than enzymes and structural proteins following the divergence of bamboo from other grasses.

This suggests that ZF1-like transcription factors evolved after the divergence between Fabales and the Rosales/Cucurbitales/Fagales clade and the common ancestor of actinorhizal Fagales recruited these genes for functions related to nodulation.

A lack of a first zinc finger in many GATA factors within Drosophila, as well as C. elegans (see below), could suggest that these GATA factors evolved from an ancestral sequence encoded by a single zinc finger [ 3, 5].

We have kept this wording in the Conclusions, as it leads into a discussion of the possibility that toxins were not 'tamed', but symbiosis factors evolved first and were subsequently 'commandeered' for use in pathogenesis.

IT changes the way people work, people will want to change the project and external factors evolve over time.

They will conduct follow-up surveys of soldiers to show how risk factors evolve over time and shift their focus, as they see fit, depending on what they find.

Other than perhaps a stock market crash or a major economic report that massively defies expectations — last month's jobs report might have been the exception that proved the rule — most economic factors evolve more gradually than that.

And how does the weight of these two factors evolve over time?

Prediction of geomechanical rock failure derived from rock stress factors evolves from the Mohr Coulomb failure criterion.