It has been reported previously that exogenous detoxification genes are under a fast pace of evolution [28], in particular the set comprised by glutathione transferases (GST), cytochrome P450 (P450) and carboxylesterases, where large family expansions have been observed in mosquitoes [29], as opposed to the honey bee [30], for example.
Perhaps because of the continuous contact of mosquito salivary proteins with host immunity, salivary proteins are at a fast pace of evolution and divergence, even in closely related species [ 24].
Technical backgrounds and processes are ever less comprehensible to normal users because of their fast pace of development.
The fast pace of development in Dubai means that infrastructure has often failed to keep up.
Neck and back pain belong, in the Platonic order of things, to the old; to those who've found out that it's actually the heaviness of being that's unbearable; to those who've talked enough about vertebrae with relative strangers to have been told, by at least one philosophic hunchback, that it's the fast pace of human evolution to blame ("We just weren't designed to walk on two feet... ......)... ......
A second issue is the noise in the data; yet, we note that the fuzziness of the network is inherent to the fast pace of HIV evolution and the cross-sectional nature of our analysis.
For example, the plant mitochondrial genome exhibits a fast pace of structural evolution but the lowest rate of nucleotide substitutions of all three plant genomes making it especially difficult to obtain sequences in multiple plant lineages with sufficient divergence [ 18, 25- 28].
Mechanisation imposed a faster and faster pace of life, as time became money.
That was the year he gravitated to television, liking its faster pace of production.
How have valuations reflected the faster pace of startup funding?
