Sentence examples for localized evolution from inspiring English sources

In the GA, we adopt the strategy of localized evolution and steady-state reproduction to promote population diversity and search efficiency.

Whatever the mechanism, our results support a picture of continuous communication between circulating blood and lung tissue, with a limited degree of localized evolution or clonal replication.

Our results support a picture of continuous migration of HIV-1 between circulating blood and lung tissue, with perhaps a very limited degree of localized evolution or clonal replication.

It is probable that the genetic differences in this location arise from a founder effect, whereby virions migrate to a new tissue and proliferate, followed by localized evolution.

Since CenH3 is thought to co-evolve with rapidly changing centromeric DNA, we mapped nonsynonymous substitutions to the secondary protein structure for three genera (Brassica, Oryza, and Gossypium) in order to localize evolution along the protein.

Localized hydrogen evolution on the specimen surface was probed by an SECM system in which a force sensor was mounted to determine the probe height from the specimen surface.

After deformation is localized, the evolution of the orogenic system is governed by the mechanical properties of the lithosphere such that the final geometry of the intra-plate mountain depends on the interplay between crust mantle coupling and folding versus fracturing of the lithospheric mantle.

Even with the high rate of gene flow that apparently exists, these variants indicate the potential for geographically localized adaptive evolution, and yet, a reduction in nucleotide diversity on the unfused arrangement of Chromosome 4 due to selective sweeps is not apparent.

The oxidation reaction of Ni occurs probably on reactivated parts of the passive electrode as a consequence of a significant local decrease of pH due to high O2 evolution rate localized on some surface defects.

Our finding that signatures of accelerated sequence evolution localize to structural features in NPC1 that are important for virus binding (domain C and position 502) leads us to postulate that mutations at these sites can protect bats from infection or severe disease caused by filoviruses and/or other intracellular microbes.

Twa1 (two hybrid-associated protein 1 with RanBPM), also known as C20orf11, was well conserved through evolution and was localized within the nucleus.