Sentence examples for naturally evolution from inspiring English sources
Naturally evolution does not provide any active transporter for antibiotics, and a passive diffusion process facilitated by channels must be invoked [ 31].
Such naturally occurring evolution is likely to affect the disease profile and the vaccine efficacy to protect against JEV GI may demand careful evaluation.
Professor Brosius is referring to the process of artificial induction of mutation, whereas the current paper proposes a new theory about how the mutations that occur naturally drive evolution.
The internal cavities appeared naturally during the evolution procedure and improved its convergence.
Such regions are determined naturally through the evolution of the LS function.
The main advantage of this approach over the traditional parametric active contours is that the contours represented by the level set function may break or merge naturally during the evolution, and the topological changes are thus automatically handled [10].
Naturally, further independent evolution within each new host would enhance any differences at the time of infection.
We are naturally well-adapted by evolution to imaginatively reconstruct speech against a noisy background - imagine trying to whisper in a windy forest to your hunting companions.
It is true that the theme of the exhibit is Our place in evolution, so naturally evolutionary trees must present the most recent hypothesis on human evolution (how we are related to other apes and other hominids).
To overcome the limitations of naturally occurring enzymes, directed evolution has become the most important tool for improving critical traits of biocatalysts such as thermostability, activity, selectivity, and tolerance towards organic solvents for industrial applications.
We analyse the naturally and anthropogenically driven evolution of groundwater systems in an intensively managed fen area in The Netherlands using a series of three-dimensional palaeo-groundwater models at a high spatial and temporal resolution.
