Sentence examples for implied by the evolution from inspiring English sources

We review meander migration rates in terrestrial fluvial environments to provide a comparison for considering the temporal stability implied by the evolution of scroll bars; values of 20 40 years are not uncommon for the structures and migration implied by observations in Jezero.

However, the cyclophilins appear to have evolved both in response to the increasing complexity of the proteome of these fungi and to the increase in the complexity of the underlying biological pathways that allow the fungi to survive, implied by the sporadic nature of the evolution of the more complex cyclophilins.

Graphical summary of the inferred modes of evolution implied by the set of models within 2 log-likelihood units of the opimal model.

Different dynamic interactions between loss and gain, with different long-term effects on genome size evolution, are implied by the candidate molecular mechanisms for DNA loss presented here.

The existence of a relatively gene-rich intermediate in mitochondrial evolution is implied by the fact that nearly all mitochondrial gene sets are different subsets of the mitochondrial gene complement of the jakobids.

Nevertheless, this is also likely a case of convergent evolution, since the alternative hypothesis (that the need to use one of the amino acid combinations implied by the HOXL pattern 2 is an ancestral feature) implies many independent losses.

Again, this is implied by the former.

Such a complex pattern of sacral evolution (e.g., acquisition of CS in Plateosaurus or an autapomorphic fifth sacral in Melanorosaurus) is not only implied by the results of the present phylogenetic analysis.

Relative to a distribution with the same FRA fraction that is uniform in frequency (as implied by models of evolution following the YORP cycle) up to a size-dependent upper cutoff, the actual spin distribution extends to shorter periods.

To get a more quantitative view of this phenomenon, we computed an index based on information-theoretic arguments, and meant as a measure of the effective number of amino-acids implied by a model of evolution (see methods).

This implies that the evolution of streptomycete genomes by plasmid acquisition, loss, or recombination is extremely dynamic.