Sentence examples for positively evolving from inspiring English sources
The Finnish system is aware of this and prides itself on positively evolving with the pupils' needs and interests at the heart of all decisions.
Importantly, the availability and continued understanding of a gene and genome evolution allows the rational design of experiments to assess function of positively evolving or extended gene families.
It should be noted that the remaining exons (1 4), that might bear the positively evolving sites, could not be amplified by PCR from the genomic DNA and thus are missing in this analysis.
If MERS is in the therapeutic range (65% < MERS < 85%) the ITA subtracts one to the PRE value for that subfunction, considering that the patient is positively evolving and so can do more difficult tasks.
"The Holy Father's general condition and his respiratory condition are evolving positively," a statement said.
In those settings where the NPs' scope of practice was most extensive and where their role definition was evolving positively, several determining factors were observed: joint meetings among managers, nursing or medical directors, and partner physicians; a shared vision of the NP's role; mobilization of the care team members' complementary expertise; and collaborative work with nurse clinicians.
Fourth, rapidly evolving and positively selected genes in the schizothoracine fish lineage were also enriched in categories involved in energy metabolism and hypoxia.
We compared sums of bootstrap values between the trees reconstructed using all sites and the trees reconstructed using only neutrally evolving sites (positively selected sites were excluded).
Most of these rapidly evolving and/or positively selected genes are enriched for cytoskeleton and cell adhesion.
Positively selected and/or rapid evolving genes in avian lineages [ 29 ] that are expressed in all feather samples.
Here we present evidence that positively selected genes are significantly more likely to interact with other positively selected genes than genes evolving under neutral evolution or purifying selection.
