Sentence examples for path to evolution from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is possible that the ancestor of geminiviruses and related fungal viruses may have occurred prior to the separation of plants and fungi, and subsequently perhaps they had a unique path to evolution in their hosts.

The path to an evolution to democracy in Cuba will be long and difficult, but the first step is certainly the elimination of the travel ban.

In contrast, adding the citT mutation to the same genetic background but without the gltA1 mutation is highly deleterious to fitness, rendering this path inaccessible to evolution within the LTEE population, as shown in right bar graph.

In accordance with this model, the addition of the CitT-activating mutation (citT ) to an evolved genetic background that crucially contains the gltA1 mutation results in a rudimentary Cit+ phenotype that is neutral or slightly beneficial to fitness and thus represents a path accessible to evolution, denoted by an arrow to mark the transition as shown in left bar graph.

Dr. Villa said the contrasting cultures between these people and those who arrived in Europe about this time, leaving graphic traces on cave walls, showed that "the two regions chose very different paths to the evolution of technology and society".

"There may have been many alternative paths to the evolution of life".

Experimental evolution in these systems will likely stand as beautiful examples of artificial adaptive systems, and will provide new insights to understand possible evolutionary paths to the evolution of metabolic complexity.

"[T]he differences in technology and culture between the two areas are very strong, showing the people of the two regions chose very different paths to the evolution of technology and society," Villa said.

It enables the migration problems that can arise between the different steps of the IS evolution path to be studied earlier.

Enhancements of the 802.11b standard to higher data rates (802.11g) and different bands (802.11a) provide an evolution path to support more users and applications; Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) and eventually 802.11i enable a more robust encryption and authentication environment for protecting sensitive information.

In the rest of this article, we discuss possible ways to derive the translation from the RNA World through a path of evolution adhering to the Continuity Principle.