Sentence examples for more rapid evolution from inspiring English sources

Mitochondrial DNA is much studied today, partly because of its more rapid evolution.

The even- m unstable mode of m=6, 8 and 10 more rapid evolution and becomes unstable after the second slip through.

Sequence alignment revealed that hevein genes, although highly conserved in their transcribed region, diverged in two groups, with major differences in their promoter region, suggesting a more rapid evolution of the upstream regulatory functions of the genes than the downstream functions of their protein products.

Given the increased wealth in Muslim nations, expect this field to undergo an even more rapid evolution as it continues to address the challenges of reconciling the disparate worlds of theology and modern portfolio theory.

The nearly $14 billion acquisition has spurred an even more rapid evolution of the grocery industry, leaving incumbents with a choice: Acquire (or build) your own delivery platform or partner with Instacart to compete with online grocery purchase and delivery from Amazon.

More rapid evolution of one copy of a duplicated gene is a well-documented phenomenon [44], [45] and greater DIA1R divergence, than DIA1 divergence, is therefore expected.

The converse argument might be that within cold-spots more rapid sequence evolution might be driven by the development of rice-specific adaptation (and by extension to other genomes, ryegrass, maize or barley-specific adaptation).

Like the rate of formation of a star, the subsequent rate of evolution on the main sequence is proportional to the mass of the star; the greater the mass, the more rapid the evolution.

All of these changes can result in more rapid biological evolution as new niches emerge.

For instance, myxomatosis resistance evolved rapidly in rabbits upon artificial introduction of the Myxoma virus into Australia and Europe in the 1950s, accompanied by even more rapid virulence evolution [20], [21].

Will this lead to more rapid resistance evolution, and necessitate a faster drug pipeline?