Sentence examples for mode and evolutionary from inspiring English sources

We now discuss implications of the network architectures derived from our models to each developmental mode and evolutionary process.

However, the recessiveness of thelytoky [ 17] poses a major challenge to predict the effective direction of gene flow between reproductive modes and evolutionary outcomes in general.

The molecular morphometrics data were treated as DATATYPE = standard mode and no evolutionary model was selected, but a different rate of change for each helix was set.

In this process, a region or regions of an organism resemble others of unrelated species because of a similar mode of life and evolutionary pressures," said Martin Ezcurra of Birmingham University.

The complement of domains within a protein provides information regarding its biological function, mode of action, and evolutionary heritage.

The emergence of human beings was one of those shifts, one in which values and culture became determining modes of behavior and evolutionary success.

These malignant programs, which amplify between files and computers, are strikingly similar in virulence, modes of spread, and evolutionary pathways over time to the microbes that cause infectious diseases.

What is the tempo and mode of evolutionary change and what processes drive this change?

This information allows us to better understand the fossil record and to make inferences about the mode and tempo of evolutionary change.

Reconstruction of ancestral karyotypes of different mammalian taxa will be helpful in determining the mode and tempo of evolutionary changes that have occurred in mammalian phylogenetic lineages (Murphy et al., 2001a).

While Brandley et al.'s [ 5] study is notable for its broad phylogenetic scope, the relatively sparse taxon sampling for several clades dictated (at least presently) by such an inclusive analysis potentially limits the resolution that can be attained in inferring the mode and tempo of evolutionary transitions.