Sentence examples for multiple evolutions from inspiring English sources

Here we see multiple evolutions of a specific, large, conspicuous ornament [25], [26] that seems to have little effect on the escape swimming ability of the bearer.

These examples illustrate the apparently multiple evolutions of mechanisms that couple genomic instability pathways with stress responses and stress (reviewed in 2).

Since their first use in the early 1990s, VADs have developed and undergone multiple evolutions resulting in the devices currently in use.

Since that metal-on-metal original design, the product has undergone multiple evolutions with the FDA recently approving the Prestige LP device in 2014 for use here in the United States.

Results from the analysis of other superfamilies indicate that multiple clusters of an activity can be the result of multiple evolutions from distinct but related progenitors described as "pseudoconvergent evolution".

Consequently, the evolution of message densities under iterative decoding has to be described through multiple evolution trees, which can be derived from the Tanner graph.

In order to take further advantage of the island configuration, different genetic parameters are used in each one, allowing the consideration of multiple evolution environments concurrently.

The two-state data set of the porose octotaxic organs revealed multiple evolution of this character (Fig. 3C).

The cladistic analyses of Rouse [ 13, 63, 65] came to the conclusion that multiple evolution of the feeding larvae was the more parsimonious explanation.

Reconstruction of the character history of the octotaxic system in adults which is eponymous for the Poronota clearly suggested multiple evolution of this diagnostic character (Figs. 3C-D).

However, the de novo evolution can only be verified through targeted studies in those groups with robust phylogeny and evidence of multiple evolution of sex chromosomes within and between species, genera and populations such as in Agamidae and Gekkonidae.