In this way, it constitutes an important step in the evolution of the Department of Systems Biology.
The transition from two-dimensional conventional radiotherapy (2D-RT) to three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy (3D-CRT), in addition to further technological evolutions in the field of radiotherapy, led to the successful clinical implementation of intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) which constitutes an evolution of 3D-CRT [ 2].
Consequently, evolving all the differentiated lineages on N. tabacum constitutes a reverse evolution experiment.
This document, dubbed the "Two Thousand Words" manifesto, constituted a watershed in the evolution of the Prague Spring: it urged mass action to demand real democracy.
Adaptation is a key feature in evolution, since it constitutes the ability of organisms to face changes in their environment.
Next, the author constituted a state transition diagram concerning cluster evolutions of 1-fiber to 7-fiber breaks and analytically solved simultaneous differential equations obtained from the diagram.
In a sense, the evolution constitutes an example of a behaviour that "works".
Evolutionarily novel splice variants may constitute an important source for evolution of novel functions because they might be under relatively low constraints [ 64]; for example, species-specific splice variants are positively correlated with non-synonymous substitution rate [ 65] and minor alternative exons evolve faster than obligate exons [ 66, 67].
The replication process, that is, the transmission aspect of genetics as such has revealed itself to be a complicated molecular process whose versatility, far from being restricted to gene shuffling during meiotic recombination, constitutes a reservoir for evolution and is run by a highly complex molecular machinery including polymerases, gyrases, DNA binding proteins, repair mechanisms, and more.
I suggest below that it is possible to develop "principles of evolution" that may constitute a more general theory of evolution, but it seems we are far from having a firm set of such (predictive) principles at this point.
Mitochondrial evolution constitutes a rhizome, and it should be represented as such.
