Sentence examples for interactions and the evolution from inspiring English sources

It is suggested that an approach mixing ANT and SNA helps to understand the creation and stabilisation of TH interactions and the evolution of the actor-network.

The runner-up was a close-up of an albatross feeding her chick, and other images ranging from huddled penguin chicks to a visualization of simulations of predator-prey interactions and the evolution of camouflage earned recognition as the best photos on various subfields, such as behavioral and physiological ecology, landscape ecology, and ecosystems and theoretical ecology and models.

However, correlations between functional interactions and the evolution of these proteins have yet to be determined.

These results add to our understanding of plant-parasite interactions and the evolution of resistance to parasitic weeds.

During the history of life, fluctuations of the world's climate have most likely caused major extinctions [ 4] and led to the development of new ecosystems, promoting new biotic interactions and the evolution of novel adaptive traits.

One can ask analogous questions about cooperation in anonymous one-shot interactions and the evolution of reciprocal strategies (Burnham and Johnson, 2005, Haley and Fessler, 2005, Hagen and Hammerstein, 2006, Burnham, 2013).

Therefore, P. bursaria has been considered an excellent model for studying cell cell interaction and the evolution of eukaryotic cells through secondary endosymbiosis between different protists [ 19].

Consequently, P. bursaria is an excellent model for studying cell cell interaction and the evolution of eukaryotic cells through secondary endosymbiosis between different protists.

In terms of the nascent anticodon-codon interaction and the subsequent evolution of coded protein synthesis, the proto-anticodon loop (N CCA sequence created by the ligation of the two hairpins may have been absolutely required (the requirement for a purine in position 37 is discussed further in a later response to this reviewer).

In any case, the fact that Performance Loads are fairly high in all C. elegans isolates (Table 2) suggests that T p is not strongly optimized in this species, and possibly reflects the effects of complex ecological, environmental, and genetic interactions on the evolution of thermal preference-fitness relationships.

We therefore anticipate that these results will motivate further work into elucidating the interactions between virus and host genotypes, and also into how these interactions affect the evolution of virulence and pathogen transmission.