Sentence examples for limits of evolution from inspiring English sources

Therefore, loci that contribute to this phenotype may be defining the limits of evolution for African cichlids (Parsons et al. 2014).

These successful case studies show us that the limits of directed evolution will be defined by our own imagination, and in some cases, stretching beyond that.

Cyclic voltammograms and electrochemical impedance spectra have been measured in situ over a wide potential range between the limits of chlorine evolution and metal deposition at various oxide concentrations 0≤Ox/Nb≤3.

One of the limits of experimental evolution is that ecology is necessarily simplified in experiments designed to understand evolutionary mechanisms or determine whether specific environmental changes can act as evolutionary drivers, so that data on evolutionary responses in marine phytoplankton in response to even the simplest ocean acidification scenarios is sparse.

The potential limit of oxygen evolution measured was that of the SnO2 layer despite the initial porosity of the hollow Ni particles inherent to their preparation.

In this study a new approach, termed evolutionary patterning (EP) was introduced with the aim of identifying and assessing the suitability of potential drug target sites from the point of view of limiting the evolution of mutations conferring drug resistance.

Unfortunately, conflation of fact and theory in this regard is not limited to opponents of evolution.

ln more acidic medium, the disproportionation of the cation radical limits the evolution of the system.

If the F allele is strongly disadvantageous for females, we are challenged to understand what limits the evolution of stronger sex-limited expression.

These kinds of trees have the conceptual advantage of not favoring one branch over another, therefore limiting a progressionist reading of evolution (Figs. 17 and 18).

Clonal interference can put a 'speed limit' on the rate of evolution.