Sentence examples for foundation for the evolution from inspiring English sources
In eukaryotes, simple multicellular forms build the foundation for the evolution of complex multicellular organisms.
The S83F mutation provides the most probable primary foundation for the evolution of fluoroquinolone-resistant S. Typhi.
Understanding the molecular mechanisms that drive these dwarf eldest daughters to perform altruistic behaviours can provide insight into the evolution of worker behaviour, which is the foundation for the evolution of eusocial societies.
The examples presented in Table S1 (see Additional file 1) and our theoretical findings suggest a common conceptual and mechanistic foundation for the evolution of cooperation and individual functional specialization within groups (e.g., multicellularity).
Many pre-existing proteins were recruited for their various functional properties (adhesion, catalysis) to form synaptic proteins such as neuroligins [88] and provided the molecular foundations for the evolution of the central nervous system synapse.
Hence, the rise of persistent antimicrobial-resistant S. aureus infections could have laid the foundations for the evolution of hypervirulent antimicrobial resistant infections, which represents a far greater threat.
The transition from prokaryote to eukaryote was a hugely important event in the evolutionary history of life and provided the foundations for the evolution of numerous complex organismal forms.
Nevertheless, comparative metabolic pathway analysis establishes the foundation for studying the evolution of metabolism and for directing hypothesis-driven research aimed at filling pathway holes.
The establishment of orthologue relationships with genes involved in neurotransmission and development of the CNS in vertebrates provides a foundation for understanding the evolution of signal transduction and allows for further investigation of the hemichordate neurobiology.
Our data support the genetic divergence of the two subgenomes within switchgrass and provide a foundation for studying the evolution of polyploidy in this bioenergy crop.
Robert Kaplan: I think that most of the dictators in Asia, Markos of the Philippines excepted, what they concentrated on was building manufacturing bases, on enlarging middle classes, so they essentially set the foundation stones for the evolution into democracy.
