Sentence examples for more evolutionary changes from inspiring English sources

The regulatory system is not as effective as it could be in scrutinising smaller and more evolutionary changes to digital services, or closures and reductions in services.

The data suggests that linkages syntenic to Sb5 have encountered more evolutionary changes than other chromosomes after the species diverged from each other.

Thus, strongly bound sites in a common ancestor between two species might require more evolutionary changes to be reduced to a fully inactive site in one species.

'Deeper' scoring matrices (scoring matrices targeted to more evolutionary change) produce longer less identical alignments by chance, whereas 'shallower' scoring matrices produce shorter higher identity alignments (Fig. 3).

Perhaps the relatively more complex genetic architecture (less tightly connected, involving more modules, and diverse processes) has served as less of a constraint and facilitated more evolutionary change for nurse-related genes.

More distantly diverged sister-pairs are associated with more evolutionary change, and thus tend to generate contrasts of larger magnitude; this can lead to unequal variance between data points [ 47, 67], which violates the assumptions of parametric statistical tests.

More modest, evolutionary changes might still be welcome.

CGH is thus an indicator of more recent evolutionary changes.

In some specific cases, however, more complex evolutionary changes may be required to explain the loss of mitochondrially-encoded tRNAs.

It is commonly accepted that new metabolic capacities of L-LDH enzymes have often arisen by gene duplications in addition to more orthodox evolutionary changes in existing genes.

Although rapid evolution by amino acid replacements alone seems unlikely to explain the status of ORFans, they may have undergone more radical evolutionary changes, such as frameshifts or rearrangements (Hahn and Lee 2005; Cai and Petrov 2010).