Sentence examples for has evolved to contain from inspiring English sources

Over its two decades of existence, the standard has evolved to contain a dizzying plethora of connector types.

Our studies delineating the mechanism of nuclear transport of LANA suggests that it has evolved to contain compensatory nuclear localization signals to ensure nuclear transport in infected cells by multiple pathways.

Urodele p53 may play a role in regeneration and has evolved to contain multiple amino acid changes predicted to render the human protein defective in tumor suppression.

It has been more than two years since two college professors first made their claim that the winning design chosen for the Flight 93 National Memorial had evolved to contain elements of their proposal to honor those who died fighting the terrorists who hijacked the plane on Sept. 11, 2001.

PAGE A12 A DEBATE REKINDLED After an investigation by the Interior Department found no merit to the claim by two professors that the winning design chosen for the Flight 93 National Memorial had evolved to contain elements of their own proposal, most people thought the debate over the memorial was over.

The present genomic comparison between obligate marine and non-obligate marine species of Shewanella clearly shows that marine species have evolved to contain more unique genes responsible for resistance to toxins and high osmotic pressure.

From the presence of three additional XIP EST sequences in A or D genome cotton species, it is also possible that tetraploid cotton may have evolved to contain more copies of aquaporin genes belonging to XIP subfamily.

Our data indicate that prokaryotes have evolved to contain HTs within the 5' ends of coding sequences, probably to contribute to regulation of gene expression (e.g., phase variation, reversible gene inactivation) as frameshift mutations closer to the 5'end of coding genes would more effectively abolish expression of the full protein.

First, the insect midgut is the site of nutrient uptake and assimilation; enzymes that function to assimilate nutrients have evolved to contain less of the element they assimilate [ 1], leading to the prediction that we should observe a stronger relationship between expression and N content in the midgut.

The results show that FYVE domain containing proteins in plants have evolved to incorporate significant differences from those in other organisms implying that they play a unique role in plant signaling pathways and/or play similar/parallel roles in signaling to other organisms but use different protein players/signaling mechanisms.

The technology has evolved to produce a device containing an array of conducting polymer sensors that mimics the human process of smelling.