Sentence examples for minor evolution from inspiring English sources

The jump from Pro 5 to straight-up Surface Pro feels mostly like a minor evolution.

Influenza A(H9N2) viruses from Egypt clustered together, thus showing minor evolution during the past 2 years.

Well, Kodak pulled back the curtain on a minor inkjet evolution and I'm happy to say that they done good.

Critics like Kenneth Miller contend that Behe does not take into sufficient account the adaptive value of very minor changes in evolution (such as the sensitivity to light found in algae and bacteria) that gradually lead to complex organs such as the eye (Miller 1999).

Ronald Fisher held the view that genetic drift plays at the most a minor role in evolution, and this remained the dominant view for several decades.

She suggests that while people have therefore taken Poulton for a staunch Darwinist and supporter of sexual selection, he "lost his initial enthusiasm for the theory" and "came to relegate it to a very minor position" in evolution.

The lineages that we sampled thus only constitute a minor part of evolution among modern birds.

In addition to the reproducible patterns of minor diversity, virus evolution is characterized by adaptations that are specific to the host.

I only have a few minor comments: 1) Evolution by gene loss has been written about extensively and the authors should cite some of the previous literature in this area.

Of note, here we do not include methylation at CHG or CHH sites (where "H" indicates A, C, or T) because these two types of methylation account for a minority of the plant methylome [ 17], and may have minor effects on the evolution of Arabidopsis exons.

Despite being a minor determinant of protein evolution in multicellular organisms, low protein expression of ERK1 could play a role in the faster evolution rate of ERK1 since ERK1 is expressed usually at lower levels than ERK2 (in brain from marsupial to mouse Additional file 2D, and in nearly all mouse tissues tested Additional file 4).