Sentence examples for further evolution of a from inspiring English sources
We propose the further evolution of a conservation industry to generate substantially increased investment in conservation in agricultural landscapes, particularly from the private sector.
On the other hand, the further evolution of a virus population in a host expressing virus genes may also be contingent upon the presence of genomic deletions in the viral genome.
Mutations which induce genomic instability have a strong influence on further evolution of a tumor cell lineage as they will increase or decrease the probability that a specific fitness enhancing or fitness decreasing mutation will occur at later stages of tumor cell evolution.
She said same-sex marriage was simply a further evolution of an ever-changing institution blocked by the parliament.
The further evolution of such a state is extremely slow.
In addition, we examined the complete genomic sequences of nine isolates derived from either 20 or 30 rounds of further evolution of CB1000, an isolate derived from IR-1-20.
Shedding agri-business is just a further evolution of the species, a concept that life-sciences firms should have no trouble understanding.
QuickNGS enables a major decrease in time and effort put into the primary analysis of NGS data, thus contributing to the further evolution of NGS into a standard tool with high accessibility to researchers.
What's interesting to me about this advisory aspect of Flashpoint is that it points to a further evolution of the theory of creating a balanced portfolio.
The authors of [8] predict further evolution of existing LTE/LTE-Advanced (LTE-A) systems in parallel to the development of new radio-access technologies operating at millimetre wave frequencies even beyond the expected roll-out of 5G technologies by 2020.
Here we report the in vitro and in vivo BK antagonist activity of a further evolution of the series, consisting in compounds of the general formula 2, containing either an alkyl piperazine or a 4-alkyl piperidine ring bearing various positively charged groups (R′).
