If this stabilization process is predisposed (through neutral or adaptive mechanisms) toward enhancing the initial expression bias, the result would be evolution toward a more extreme bias.
Third, the slowest process is evolution of the genetic traits toward their preharvest levels.
The third scenario is: "there will be an evolution toward a more liberal regime, that is market-oriented and tolerant of a variety of political views".
The drug−target associations studied by Vidal et al. suggested that most new drugs acted on targets that had been previously drugged, not itself surprising, but more encouragingly, there was an evolution toward more diverse targets over time.
Christ was guiding evolution toward a state of glorification so that humanity could finally merge with God in eternal perfection.
In this chapter we offer a historical overview of the emergence of fabric structures in Latin America, where there has been an evolution toward membrane structures since the development of wire meshes in the 1960s.
"There has been an evolution" toward opening up opportunities for young researchers, says Geneviève Berger, director-general of the basic research agency CNRS.
What's not immediately clear is what's behind the evolution toward more dating-, event- and platonic-focused networking.
It is no doubt rare that a parasite optimum is known and that evolution toward the optimum can be observed; repetition of this phage experiment seems especially difficult for parasites of multicellular hosts.
Whole-genome sequencing of ST313 strains has shown genome degradation, including pseudogene formation and chromosomal deletions as have been observed for human-restricted S. enterica Typhi (12, 13 ), suggesting that ST313 might be undergoing an evolution toward niche specialization or, more likely, human adaptation (1 ).
