Sentence examples for length of evolution from inspiring English sources

The length of evolution of the disease before treatment was also predictive of constrictive pericarditis.

The point, of course, is that our intuition has a hard time dealing both with the idea of selection and the sheer length of time evolution has to do its work, so your personal feeling that something isn't plausible is a very bad guide.

At least 10% of WGD pairs in yeast have experienced gene conversion and the average time length of concerted evolution is about 58~75 million years (Z. Lin, unpublished data), which could potentially result in a small shift to the right in Figure 1A.

This maintains the size of microsatellite as evolutionary constraints otherwise microsatellite marker would have been always increasing in length during course of evolution.

With molecular data the nodes represent speciation/mutation or duplication events, and the branch lengths the time of evolution.

To analyze how spacer lengths change in the course of evolution, the spacer lengths for all CDD sequences between two consecutive blocks were individually mapped to the external nodes of the phylogenetic tree for the corresponding domain family.

This weak effect of growth evolution on body length can also be observed at other ages: length at age 3 years decreased little because of evolution, and although length at age 10 years showed a dramatic response, this was mainly because of maturation evolution (Fig. 4H).

The material length affects evolution of the material porosity and gives an understandable explanation of the size effect.

We were interested in developing an understanding of the effect of intron length on the evolution of the neighboring exons and the interaction of different types of splicing signals.

First, the teleost dlx protein and cichlid gene trees show that overall and relative tree lengths (or the rate of evolution) differ between the two genes within a cluster.

This correlation was in a sharp contrast with the results of similar comparisons that were performed with sequences of multidomain proteins that were randomized over the entire lengths and the rates of evolution were then compared for regions within the original domain boundaries (compare Figure 6A with 6B, and Figure 6C with 6D).