Sentence examples for much evolutionary pressure from inspiring English sources

If that's the case, there might not be much evolutionary pressure on the males to evolve a safer way to mate.

There's just never been much evolutionary pressure for males to develop an impressive package.

As fruit size is one of the most desirable traits for crop domestication and improvement, apple domestication started with a great advantage and much lower evolutionary pressure than other crops.

This would in principle suggest that genes coding for exposed proteins from Asian species are subject to much less evolutionary pressure from the host immune system.

This phenomenon indicates that SNPs impede the disease genes (AD, ID) to take part in alternative splicing by altering the splicing signals and their lower involvement with alternative splicing than IG genes may imposes much more evolutionary pressure on disease genes.

They operated, he said, under much greater evolutionary pressures than we do, so that stupid people were eliminated from the gene pool.

These findings suggest that the evolutionary pressure was much higher in maintaining the palindromic structure rather than the sequence conservation.

Since these females would have had plenty of time to reproduce before they died, the evolutionary pressure imposed by killing them would be much lower.To test this insight, the researchers constructed a mathematical model of the mosquito's life-cycle.

Moreover, much of an organism's protein coding genes are lowly expressed and thus minimal evolutionary pressure has been present to drive efficient natural evolution and optimization [ 11, 28].

Human populations exert a tremendous ecological and evolutionary pressure on native species, comparable in total effect to that of glaciations on temperate species but operating over much shorter timescales (10-103 versus 10-105 years; [ 4, 5]).

The findings also provide insights into how different types of evolutionary pressure can drive brain evolution.