Sentence examples for generations of evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Too many generations of evolutionary change are required.

Furthermore, a novel adaptation schemes for CR is developed that can benefit from the past experience through generations of evolutionary.

Consequently, to address this problem and following the SaDE algorithm [15], in this paper, a novel adaptation scheme for CR is developed that can benefit from the past experience through generations of evolutionary.

Heterochrony is also important in the generation of evolutionary trends (McNamara 1982, 1990).

A new generation of evolutionary and developmental (EvoDevo) biologists has been wrestling with the pleiotrophy question for the past decade and is making great strides.

Analysis of the closeness (or distance) of the individual gene sequences to each other permits the generation of evolutionary branching patterns known as dendrograms, such as that illustrated in Fig. 5.

He is known, along with Ernst Mayr and Theodosius Dobzhansky, as one of the architects of the modern evolutionary synthesis in the U.S., and his works such as Tempo and Mode in Evolution (1944) and The Meaning of Evolution (1949) influenced an entire generation of evolutionary biologists.

Nor is there any acknowledgement that, in fact, diversification the splitting of lineages is actually key not only to survival of truly ancient groups (not only bacteria and horseshoe crabs, but monkeys as well, which have been around in recognizable form for tens of millions of years), but also to the actual generation of evolutionary novelty as new species split off from old.

The evolution of C-value in polyploids is influenced by i) the deletion of structural genes (as their transcription and translation is costly), ii) the retention of structural genes whose products are required at high doses and of balanced regulatory genes that enhance the generation of evolutionary innovation and plasticity [24], [32] and iii) the multiplication of interspersed repeats.

If we confine the idea of saltational evolution to only the most dramatic, and globally unprecedented changes between species, with no consideration of phylogenetic context for change, we may be ignoring a frequent, though less extreme, discontinuous process that is important in the generation of evolutionary novelty.

Furthermore, genome duplication is not a guarantee for the generation of evolutionary novelties.