Sentence examples for possibilities of evolutionary from inspiring English sources

This sounds like a major constraint upon the geometry of a tree, but the reality is that "the geometric possibilities of evolutionary trees are nearly endless" (Gould 1997).

We explored the possibilities of evolutionary analysis of phylogenetic footprints in 5'-noncoding sequences (NCS) from 27 ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase small subunit (rbcS) genes, from three dicot families (Brassicaceae, Fabaceae and Solanaceae).

In contrast, there is a much larger and more detailed body of data on plastic responses to ocean acidification, which could be leveraged to predict (or constrain the range of possibilities of) evolutionary responses if plastic and evolutionary responses can be systematically linked.

Given high rates of mutation, which bring with them the possibility of evolutionary change, it is possible that the first could change, too.

The minds that conceived of the possibility of evolutionary change were still informed by the religious assumptions that their new science was challenging.

When you or I are in touch with the unrestricted potential, the infinite possibility of evolutionary inspiration, we are tapping into the creative source of the entire cosmos.

In this framework, right hemisphere involvement in Acheulean toolmaking suggests the presence of additional cognitive demands for behavioral integration over time and the possibility of evolutionary interactions between (Late) Acheulean (ca. 0.5 mya) toolmaking and discourse-level language processing [34].

Furthermore, a growing body of theoretical work deals with the possibility of evolutionary rescue.

Studies also indicate the possibility of evolutionary age of L1 families influence on the degree of L1 demethylation, where the youngest L1 elements undergo the most dramatic loss of methylation [ 83, 84].

It is interesting to note that the difference in the number of motifs identified in AA9 as compared to AA10 provides an additional line of evidence supporting the possibility of evolutionary selection in these two families.

Our finding that CTCF has a role in the maintenance of maternal imprints in insects, as it does in mammals, supports the possibility of evolutionary conservation for both CTCF function and the mechanisms of genomic imprinting.