Sentence examples for most striking evolutionary from inspiring English sources

The most striking evolutionary patterns in movies have occurred in the climax and epilogue.

Indeed, LSEs appear to be the most striking evolutionary feature of eukaryotic transcription factors [ 2, 5].

But perhaps most striking from an evolutionary perspective, they sometimes cooperate or help others, even at a cost to themselves.

The most striking evidence of this evolutionary relationship is the close homology of bacterial and mitochondrial respiratory chain complexes.

The most striking pattern observed in the evolutionary tree was the presence of multiple branches comprised largely of proteins from a single organism (Fig. 10).

Probably the most striking argument against a shared evolutionary ancestry of the radioles and the operculum in Spirorbis is revealed when the cerebral innervation sites of both structures are compared.

However, the most striking pattern observed in the evolutionary tree of the 7TMR-DISMs was the presence of multiple well-supported clusters (Rell BP~70 100%) comprised entirely or largely of proteins from a single organism.

In general, that some animals can live without selenoproteins should contribute to a better understanding of the functional role and evolutionary history of this intriguing family of proteins, the most striking exception to the universality of the genetic code.

A fascinating aspect of elephant vocalizations — most striking in Koshik, the speech-imitating elephant — is that elephants use their trunk, and evolutionary highly specialized appendage, to modulate sound production in a very sophisticated manner.

To readers familiar with the literature in evolutionary psychology and its tendency to denigrate the role reason plays in human behavior, the most striking aspect of Pinker's account is that the last of his "better angels" is reason.

Sexual dimorphism is one of the most striking and widespread sources of phenotypic variation in animals and plants and has therefore attracted considerable interest in evolutionary biology.