Sentence examples for is evolutionary more from inspiring English sources
GRMZM2G387076 is intronless also suggest that this gene is evolutionary more close to H3.1.
Group 1 is evolutionary more ancient than group 2 and is likely to contain basic functions that are essential to both vertebrate and invertebrate species.
An important difference with the PR55/B and PR61/B' families however, is the poorer relationship between human and murine genes, which might indicate that the B" family is evolutionary more divergent.
When considering the larger replicons, the chromosome was found to have the larger fraction of its content present in a single cluster (∼43%), whereas lower values for the other two replicons, meaning that the chromosome structure is evolutionary more conserved, with nearly half of its nucleotidic content with a conserved structure.
These analyses consisted in determining whether there are amino acids that are evolutionary more stable than others and which amino acids are replaced by others during the course of evolution (Berná et al. 2012).
Collectively, our results confirmed our general hypothesis that NAD biosynthetic enzymes are evolutionary more conserved while NAD degrading enzymes show less conservation and potentially are still undergoing functional diversification.
This pattern suggests that phylogenetic constraints do not necessarily limit rapid evolutionary modification of EPP rate, and that EP mating and its adaptations can be evolutionary much more labile than is commonly assumed [ 2, 5].
Why this occurs is unclear, but the researchers speculate that there could be evolutionary advantages and plan more research to better understand the correlation.
Though the iPad mini is more evolutionary than revolutionary it may soon become the best-selling portable PC of all time, largely because it's small and light (that's evolutionary innovation).
This might indicate that there is more evolutionary pressure on residues C74 and C114, which indicates that they might be more important for the structure of the protein.
"It is more evolutionary than revolutionary".
