Sentence examples for multiple evolutionary processes from inspiring English sources

Microsatellites are truly dynamic sequences, since their molecular structures change over time, driven by multiple evolutionary processes.

Multiple evolutionary processes drive the plasticity of the NBS-encoding genes in sorghum; with the nucleotide sequence summary statistics depicting a continuum of possible states in the evolutionary process including both purifying and balancing selection.

Whole genome sequencing data are revealing an ever growing number of cases where all four processes are active (e.g., Andersson, 2009; Serres et al., 2009; Zhaxybayeva and Doolittle, 2011), leading to calls for algorithms that model multiple evolutionary processes (Degnan and Rosenberg, 2009; Edwards, 2009).

According to views that explain evolution in terms of replicators, multiple kinds of replicators can support multiple and distinct evolutionary processes.

We then analysed the diversification dynamics that are more likely to have shaped the LTT trend of Liolaemus species accumulation by fitting multiple evolutionary models that rely on different evolutionary processes.

We sequenced a mitochondrial gene (cytochrome b) and two nuclear introns (AP5, PRKC1) supplemented with microsatellite genotyping, in order to assess evolutionary processes over multiple temporal scales.

Conservation of synteny is a powerful approach to reconstruct evolutionary processes when multiple physically-mapped genome sequences are available.

In particular, experimental evolution studies of microbial populations, which exist as clonal populations that can diversify into multiple subclones, have revealed important evolutionary processes driving heterogeneity within a population.

Multiple studies have demonstrated that different evolutionary processes and patterns are observed on X-chromosome and autosomal chromosomes [ 48].

Most of these interventions are based on the control of the complex evolutionary processes shaping at multiple levels the emergence, invasion and occupation of the environments by AbR organisms.

Theory has emphasized the importance of multiple infections in a variety of evolutionary processes such as the emergence of resistance to drugs [ 8], the evolution of sex in hosts coevolving with multiple parasites [ 9] and particularly the evolution of higher levels of virulence [ 10- 13].