Sentence examples for highest evolution rate from inspiring English sources
However, branch-site test does not show a positive selection in any ST8Sia subfamily, even in the ST8Sia VI group, where the highest evolution rate is recorded (Table 2).
In contrast, the highest evolution rate was observed for subsets of orthologous targets with cell membrane and extracellular localizations, further suggesting that drug targets in the cell core (i.e., the nucleus) are the most evolutionarily conserved.
Under solar irradiation, it exhibited a super-photoelectrocatalytic performance for CO2 conversion to methanol, with a high evolution rate (41.94 mmol/hr), owing to fast electron transfer from PS-II to Cu foam.
Despite having simpler technology, higher evolution rate of H2 and the wide spectrum of substrate utilization, the major deterrent of anaerobic dark fermentation process stems from its lower achievable yields.
The results suggested that the hormones and their balance play a role in the regulation of grain filling and enzymatic activities, and the poor grain filling is attributed to the low contents of Z + ZR, IAA, and ABA, and the high evolution rate of ethylene in the inferior grains of some two-line hybrid rice combinations.
Given the high evolution rate of MHCI molecules (Kumanovics et al. 2003), it is likely that a fraction of classical MHCI proteins developed a new function and localization.
This diversification in rice could be linked to the high evolution rate of Poaceae genes compared to the two eudicot model species.
While these observations were made on free-living bacteria, very few data exist on symbiotic bacteria characterized by reduced genomes, shaped by their adaptation to the host metabolic requirements and by their high evolution rate.
The binding sites at nucleosome occupied regions exhibited a consistently higher evolution rate than those at nucleosome depleted regions, corroborating the difference in the selection constraints at the two regions.
However, due to continuous antigenic shift and drift, these procedures remain limited by the constant need to redesign primers/probes in response to the high evolution rate of influenza viruses.
