Sentence examples for hypothesized evolution from inspiring English sources
The hypothesized evolution of ZnCo2O4 NCPs is further illustrated in Scheme 1.
However, the developmental pattern and sequence of the emerging tissues and organs in prenatal life do not resemble the hypothesized evolution of the structural and functional adaptations found in the fossil record.
The detail of the hypothesized evolution path for helitron_mc2 is shown in Figure 4B, C, D. ZmhelA5 were inserted into helitron_ hypo2 (a hypothesized intermediate).
Previous studies indicated the existence of m-type subunit gene(s) at Glu-A3, and hypothesized the evolution of i-type members from m-type genes [26] (see also GenBank accessions AB062868 and AJ293099).
He hypothesized the evolution of the advanced Rotata morphology from primitive Stellata-like ancestors.
This supports previous work based on similar data, which hypothesized convergent evolution of recessed nasals associated with sexual displays and sediment feeding in phocids [ 31].
Concerning chromosome numbers, [ 31] and [ 56] hypothesized that evolution in Lymnaeidae proceeded from low (n = 16) to high (n = 17 and 18) values.
In contrast to what was initially hypothesized, the evolution of pathogenic bacteria, that are specialized bacteria of particular interest to humans [ 50], consists mainly of gene losses [ 10, 51, 52].
We hypothesize that evolution of grazing bilaterians prior to 555 Ma caused perturbations in sediment stability and DOC concentrations, which limited competitive exclusion and allowed for diversification of Ediacara-type organisms, as exemplified by fossils in the taxonomically and ecologically rich localities of the White Sea assemblage.
Furthermore, we hypothesize that evolution of phenology may be a widespread and potentially essential process during range expansion for many invasive plant species.
For Streptomyces avidinii, one can hypothesize that evolution would favour a SA with a high on-rate as well as a low off-rate, but for laboratory applications in anchoring and bridging [ 24] the off-rate is more important.
