Sentence examples for genuine evolutionary from inspiring English sources

The single tensorial equation that we see in standard presentations of the Einstein field equations is translated into 10 scalar equations in the canonical formulation, with constraints accounting for four of these equations (the remaining six are genuine evolutionary equations).

Could you tell us more about that: is there a risk to polarize the data with a bias toward complexification or is there indeed such a genuine evolutionary tendency in prokaryotes?

To determine whether the unexpected sequence dissimilarity is a byproduct of the sequencing strategy or a genuine evolutionary anomaly, additional plastome sequences should be generated from multiple tall fescue individuals.

The first explanation is that this observation reflects genuine evolutionary conservation; the implication is that, once an intron is gained, it is hard to lose, perhaps, due to functional importance of introns or because the deletion event itself is destructive.

It is not clear whether these subtle differences in the strength and significance of correlations for the RNA and DNA strands are due to an inherent difference in the robustness of the respective folding programs or indeed reflects different genuine evolutionary interactions between RNA and DNA secondary structures and sequences.

If yes, then you may be underestmating a number of genuine analogous (in the evolutionary sense) pairs?

This scenario for a concerted lateral gene transfer is in agreement with the evolution of the hydrogenosome from a genuine ciliate mitochondrion by evolutionary tinkering.

This might represent a genuine absence, and therefore have evolutionary significance.

For instance, the general comment was that some of the conclusions or "announcements" were hasty considering the data that were actually presented (for example on the ability to synthesize genuine lignin precursors or on evolutionary interpretations of the phylogenetic trees).

First, the evolutionary approach provides a genuine explanation of the emergence and persistence of moral norms.

Linking this debate to philosophical ideas about causation can help us evaluate whether evolutionary constraints count as genuine alternatives.