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The transport system appears to be providing more evolutionary pressure in order to maintain sequence similarity in this region than interaction with modification enzymes, which are usually considered to be highly specific [ 11, 18, 19].

Indeed, the roughly 6,200 living species of amphibians display more evolutionary experiments in reproductive mode than any other vertebrate group.

TvPirin, on the other hand, as a transcription co-factor, probably interacts with other proteins with specific conformations for DNA binding, and thus would be subject to more evolutionary constraints in order to maintain specific protein-protein interactions, which might have led to the much lower molecular diversity observed here.

In the case of 11 duplicates pairs with the focal paralogs residing on different chromosomes and an available outgroup sequence (single-copy ortholog in C. briggsae or another more evolutionary distant paralog in C. elegans), the C. elegans copy residing on the same chromosome as the outgroup was designated the ancestral copy.

In terms of innovation, especially process and paradigm innovation, the importance of the 'buzz factor' and eye-catching elements that is central to drawing an audience does see innovation here more evolutionary than revolutionary in nature.

The phone, which debuted at January's CES, appears to be more evolutionary than revolutionary 2GB storage, built-in FM radio, 2-inch QVGA display, etc. Thankfully, the phone has a "normal" 3.5-inch headphone jack; many such music phones had a 2.5-inch jack.

It is possible that students in our study have also been exposed to more animal examples in class; however, it is also possible that students apply more evolutionary ideas to animals in contrast to plants because they hold biased ideas that only animals are alive.

Although the things they do better than laptops — smaller, more durable, longer battery life, doesn't need a table to be useable — seem more evolutionary rather than revolutionary, in the context of construction field workers, it's the difference between using a tool that almost works and a tool that can actually get the job done.

The ability of the GSI sequence to undergo evolutionary specialisation may be the underlying reason why this enzyme has been functionally replaced by the more evolutionary stable GSII sequence in eukaryotes.

The PRANK+F algorithm aligns sequences using phylogenetic information and has been shown to align sequences in a more evolutionary sound way, and was therefore used instead of the Clustal algorithm in this detailed analysis [46].

He also revealed the extent to which the mistakes in Iraq had led him to call for a much more evolutionary solution to regime change in the wake of the Arab spring.