Sentence examples for parsimonious evolution from inspiring English sources

The contigs of P. burhodogranariea and P. alcalifaciens were ordered and oriented so that they were as similar to the P. rettgeri and P. sneebia genomic orientations as possible, assuming the most parsimonious evolution of genome arrangements.

Such charge-changing substitutions concentrated at the surface of PGI molecule were inferred to have occurred much more frequently than expected in the parsimonious evolution of electric charge difference between the two isoforms (see Figure 2C and Table 1).

This result of assignment showed that the charge-changing substitutions were inferred to have occurred in excess (5 28) of that expected (3 5) for parsimonious evolution in electric charge differences between PGI-1 and PGI-2.

When no preliminary knowledge on the species tree is given, a natural problem, known as the species tree inference problem, is to infer, from a set of gene trees, a species tree leading to a parsimonious evolution scenario, for a given cost.

In fact, we think the history of life has been so complex that our original null hypothesis of homology will be falsified to reveal conflicts in the data set and show us just how non-parsimonious evolution has actually been.

This pattern is reminiscent of the non-parsimonious evolution of its morphological traits, including its inner ear and vertebrae, which indicate that this group is an early-branching lineage that diverged before those characters evolved.

MP can be mislead in many ways, and I do not mean to argue that non-parsimonious evolution will always result in older reconstructed than real changes – sometimes you can miss old changes as well.

However, taking into account that RGC_CAMs are rare events, we do not expect that non-parsimonious evolution will be as frequent as for all possible amino acid substitutions (see also the new Ref. [ 43]).

In many cases there is an almost single-valued relationship between surface weathering and soil depth, allowing further simplification of the model, and allowing it to be included within a parsimonious landform evolution models.

An independent line of methods has emerged that aims to predict orthology by reconstructing parsimonious gene order evolution scenarios with explicit models of genome evolution.

Epistatic interactions between individual replacements involving deleterious mutations seems to follow a parsimonious model of evolution in which genomes hold pre-compensating states that subsequently tolerate deleterious mutations.