Sentence examples for fairly recent evolution from inspiring English sources
The preponderance of non-conserved miRNAs represented as single gene families suggests a fairly recent evolution for these genes, which may be consistent with the notion that non-conserved miRNAs are evolutionary intermediates between a non-miRNA sequence and a miRNA with an important regulatory role.
Other researchers studying the fossil record suggest that a prolonged middle childhood is a fairly recent development in human evolution, a luxury of unfolding that our cousins the Neanderthals did not seem to share.
As the primate-specific Alu incorporation events were fairly recent in evolution (~65 million years), these paralogs should still remain in the same protein subfamilies.
In order to shed light to the temporal variation of selective constraints acting on duplicated genes following their duplication, we focused on the evolution of fairly recent duplicated genes at a time scale appropriate for coding sequence evolution rates analysis.
A fairly recent expansion of unconventional oil and gas development in North America provides such an opportunity.
Fairly recent work has shown that evolutionary optimisation schemes (genetic algorithms and differential evolution) offer an effective means of identifying nonlinear dynamical systems, even when the parameter estimation problem is complicated by nonlinearity in the parameters and/or the presence of unmeasured states.
If Professor Einstein succeeds, the toy will be another step in the evolution of educational, robotic toys going back from the fairly recent Big Hugs Elmo interactive doll by Hasbro Playskool Sesame Street, to Mego Corporation and Tiger Corporation's 2XL line of robots, popular in the 80s.
A few, fairly recent casualties:.
That usage is fairly recent.
