A painting that was key to the evolution of his late period, "The Mellow Pad," begun in 1945, remained upbeat even though it took him six years to complete.
Vesicular transport was key to the evolution of eukaryotes, and is essential for eukaryotic life today.
But all of us, male and female, may have to get used to it: Some scientists believe that "self-domestication" was key to the evolution of our species.
These selective pressures following the process of gene duplication are key to the evolution of specificity of divergent multigene families, such as the MHPs [ 17].
The hypothesis on which this scenario stands is less likely but, even if true, the results of the present study suggest an unknown past event that may be key to the evolution of alpha satellite DNA in New World monkeys.
Polyphenism has been key to the evolution of the Hymenoptera, and particularly the social Hymenoptera where the genome of a single species regulates distinct larval stages, sexual dimorphism and physical castes within the female sex.
Animals with relatively hydrophilic membrane proteins tend to have lengthy life spans, they find, suggesting that a trend away from hydrophobicity was key to the evolution of long-lived, active, land-dwelling animals like birds and primates.
For a thick film-based device, microstructure evolution is key to the engineering of material synthesis.
A new sync API is key to this evolution.
This embodied perspective, where emphasis is placed on the perceptual and motor processes that enable action in the world, is key to understanding the evolution of 'higher' cognitive processes and allows us to view perception, action, and cognition as a single integrated system.
