Sentence examples for limited evolution from inspiring English sources
Another theoretical investigation, however, found limited evolution towards specialist enzymes [ 15].
Therefore we argue that such a combinatorial chemistry (or one with similar complexity) is essential for even limited evolution.
Using genome-wide analysis of sequentially sampled USA300 isolates from three community households, we discovered that there was limited evolution of these subclones over a ∼15-month period.
These requirements have, in fact, limited evolution studies in higher organisms, where the time investment required for phenotyping is often prohibitive for large-scale studies.
Given the assumption of ancient asexuality within Nosema, the high level of species diversity and high degree of host-specialisation within this genus presents a major challenge to the doctrine of limited evolution within asexual eukaryotic lineages.
Limited variability in structural genes observed by our group and others (15, 16, 18, 20, 22 ) suggests the absence of strong immune selective pressure, which led to limited evolution of WNV during 2002 2005.
They had self-limited evolution, with no complications and with complete remission of lesions.
However, this process depends on existing levels of genetic variation and mutation rates, which often can limit evolution (Le Rouzic and Carlborg 2008).
The experiments described hereafter were performed at passage number 7 25 for DLD1+7 cells and 13 25 for DLD1+13 cells to limit evolution of the karyotypes and passage number 1 3 for amniocytes, whose proliferation was limited to few passages.> 10.7554/eLife.05068.004 Figure 1.
This is not simply theistic evolution, a gratuitous, divine add-on to Darwin's naturalistic processes, but an intelligently designed evolution that is limited by evolution's principle of utility namely, that no animal or structural part of an animal will develop unless an advantage is afforded to that species, nor will either advance beyond that which is necessary for survival.
Here, the notion that repeated evolution limits the evolution of phenotypic diversity is relaxed [ 31].
