Sentence examples for more detailed evolutionary from inspiring English sources
This is because both of these measures provide more detailed evolutionary information regarding the community composition than can be surmised from a list of Latin binomials.
Therefore, a more detailed evolutionary analysis of ABC transporters in filamentous ascomycetes was performed.
Given the breadth of selected models and their effect on downstream inference, we recommend a full model selection procedure for more detailed evolutionary studies.
Our results on the structural diversity of CsRn1-like elements can provide a molecular tool to dissect a more detailed evolutionary episode of LTR retrotransposons.
The higher genetic divergence in the NS5 gene than in the E gene of ALKV strains confirms previous observations for viruses isolated from human samples after inoculation of suckling mice (5 ) and deserves more detailed evolutionary analysis.
In the future, to elucidate the more detailed evolutionary process of V2R (family A+B) gene family, data from nonteleost fishes, namely "ancient fish" [ 40], seem to be useful.
All participants were asked to explain their ideas about the mechanisms of evolution, and those who accepted evolution were generally more likely to provide more detailed descriptions of evolutionary mechanisms.
Here, we show a much more detailed spectrum of evolutionary and functional fates of higher order protein complex subunits.
Much more sequence data for C. auratus collected throughout Eurasia is needed for more detailed phylogenetic and evolutionary pictures of the C. auratus-complex.
The widespread presence of all 3 families of SelU in invertebrates serves to construct a more complete and detailed evolutionary map of the SelU protein family in the animal kingdom.
Tinbergen (1963) provides a more detailed foundation for evolutionary medicine by outlining the four kinds of questions that must be answered to provide a full biologic explanation for any trait: mechanism, development, function, and phylogeny.
