Sentence examples for more complicated evolutionary from inspiring English sources

It now seems unlikely that the presence of anthocyanins is the primitive character in the order, however, and that there exists a more complicated evolutionary history of the origins of betalains and anthocyanins.

Prokaryotes have a more complicated evolutionary relationship than Eukaryotes through their long existence.

The other six chromosomes of cucumber appear to have more complicated evolutionary histories.

This indicates a more complicated evolutionary history of these genes in Tolypocladium.

Our phylogenetic trees supported a proximity of human to actinopterygian fishes in the Emx1 subgroup, and indicate its more complicated evolutionary history within this group.

Thus, the authors have set themselves a hard problem: to show that the frequencies of gene pairs overlapping in different frames can be explained by simple consideration of amino acid frequencies and codon usage and do not require more complicated evolutionary explanation.

For more complicated model of evolutionary gene duplication events, the probabilities of lost and gained interactions will be related with the network structure.

Now we introduce a more complicated setting where the evolutionary rates vary between genes.

This is probably because the genetics of sex determination in fishes is much more complicated (i.e., evolutionary labile) than in mammals and birds [ 19, 22, 23].

The team now believe suggesting the platypus' evolutionary past was more complicated than previously thought.

For instance, Nei [ 7] developed a simple method (giving no weights to different types of codon substitutions) that gives essentially the same results as those more complicated methods (such as giving different evolutionary pathways different weights).