Sentence examples for generated diversity from inspiring English sources

These results provide good examples of the importance of pre-existent and newly generated diversity in the adaptive capacity of populations, and illustrate how the relative amount of each of them determines whether a population needs to increase or reduce the mutation rate to get rapid adaptation.

Before we address examples of how natural or artificially generated diversity can provide industrially relevant strains, we first summarize the genetic mechanisms driving the genetic diversity in yeast.

This suggests that lineage-specific intron loss events might have occurred during the expansion and structural evolution of OPR genes and generated diversity of gene structure.

With global change currently causing a rapid decline in coral reef populations around the world [ 54, 55], understanding the processes that generated diversity in coral species will be key to predicting future changes and directing conservation efforts [ 56].

Hence, observed diversity in nature was assumed to be a result of a relatively ancient evolutionary past that generated diversity and contemporary ecological processes that sort it (Carroll et al. 2007).

Intragenic and intergenic recombination appears to have generated diversity within other PKS clusters, such as the microcystin PKS gene cluster of Microcystis sp. [ 28] and the avermectin and rapamycin clusters of Streptomyces sp. [ 29].

Recombination is a pervasive process generating diversity in most viruses.

"It's providing a better understanding of how genes interact with the environment to generate diversity".

Genetic operators are used in GAs to generate diversity and to combine existing solutions into others.

Cooperation among the users helps in generating diversity and enhancing communication coverage [12 14].

Microevolution, or the differentiation of populations within species, is the ultimate force that generates diversity.