Sentence examples for of any evolutionary from inspiring English sources
The real problem is that a list alone cannot tell us the relative importance of any evolutionary process.
The most-direct difference between the two methods is that phenetics classifies species by using as many characteristics as possible and arranges them by similarity regardless of any evolutionary relationships.
We want to stress that Eq. (1) is independent of any evolutionary assumption, i.e. it just calculates the punctual correlations within the meadows' attribute probability distributions.
In the spirit of the applied conceptual framework, features which are known to decrease efficiency of any evolutionary optimization procedure (or inhibit it completely) are anticipated as "therapies" and reviewed.
A reason for the absence of any evolutionary conserved interactions may also be based on limitations of sequence alignment algorithms to accurately detect homologies between eukaryotic and Plasmodium specific proteins.
Whereas this longevity may arise from non-genetic factors such as better health care, diet, lifestyle, etc., it might also have a genetic component, particularly in very old people, who survive to longevity in spite of the lack of any evolutionary selection pressure (except perhaps the so called 'grandmother effect [3]).
An understanding of the factors that influence the reproducibility, and therefore the predictability, of adaptation is of fundamental importance to any evolutionary theory of biological diversity.
Sequence analysis of OPT homologs for any evolutionary coupling of G202 and I524 was carried out; however, no such coupling seemed to exist (data not shown).
The building block for any evolutionary theory of cancer is selection at the genetic level, just as it is for evolutionary theory in general.
Of course, any evolutionary force and process should not isolate with functional pressure despite which may be the final evolutionary aim or trend.
Assuming that each physiologically active and proliferating cell is at risk of malignant transformation, any evolutionary increase in the number of cells (and thus body mass) will lead to a higher cancer frequency, all else being equal.
