Sentence examples for hypothetical evolution from inspiring English sources

We then propose two diagrams in order to describe the hypothetical evolution of the genetic codes corresponding to both of the chiral systems of affinities: D-nucleotide bases/L-amino acids and L-nucleotide bases/D-amino acids at reading frames 5′ → 3′ and 3′ → 5′, respectively.

In Figure 1a, a hypothetical evolution of a protein concentration is represented.

Specifically, we can now observe the presence of PSUcentSat large repeat arrays at the (peri centromeric regions of a few chromosomes in PSU. Figure 6 presents a schematization for the hypothetical evolution mode of PSUcentSat in the studied genomes.

Be that as it may, a hypothetical evolution tree can summarize these data as presented in Figure 2. Attempts to characterize T. evansi and T. equiperdum stock using random priming have led to some polymorphism being demonstrated among T. evansi strains, but so far it has not been possible to distinguish it from T. equiperdum [ 71, 72].

Illustration reproduced with permission from the Understanding Evolution website Fig. 9 Hypothetical phylogeny of fish species.

Theories and descriptions of hypothetical stages of evolution generally, and of unilinear evolution specifically, were heavily criticized as racist; instead of presuming that some peoples were more evolved than others, the new trend was to regard all cultures as unique in time and place.

Adaptation to fishing might reduce vulnerability of salmon to fisheries and thereby improve population viability compared to a hypothetical situation where evolution is not permitted.

J. B. S. Haldane, when asked what hypothetical evidence could disprove evolution, replied "fossil rabbits in the Precambrian era".

Evolutionary splitting events within Marsupialia have been estimated using hypothetical models of DNA evolution calibrated with various fossils, all of which are younger than Peradectes [6], [7], [31].

Simulations of DUES evolution in hypothetical genomes subjected to mutation and uptake bias towards the DUES only fail to reproduce the observed distribution of sequence overrepresentation across mismatch loads, whilst consideration of additional uptake bias towards mismatched sequences did.

We suggest a chemically plausible hypothetical scenario for the evolution of the first protocell starting from the surface-bound MRM system.