Sentence examples for presumed evolution from inspiring English sources

We describe the development and the presumed evolution of the retina's neural wiring, as well as the likely origin of an additional neural element, the retinal bipolar cell.

The correct branch length is not a random assignment, but rather a statistical derivation from different phylogenetic tools proportional to the predicted or hypothetical evolutionary time between organisms or sequences based on the presumed evolution model [ 45- 47].

Middle Presumed evolution of the neural tube, eye vesicle, eye-cup, and lens, based on the embryological development of the nervous system of extant vertebrates.

In addition, incomplete taxon sampling or presumed accelerated evolution disturb topologies as well.

Their presumed stepwise evolution pattern can also be utilized to study how diversity is generated when invasive populations are started from one or a few founder genotypes, as it has been done for the pathogen causing the Sudden Oak Death epidemic [ 5].

In itself, such a view makes no commitments about mental representations, but application of Occam's razor and the presumed co-evolution of thought and language then suggest that mentalese is itself language-like.

Traditionally, it has been presumed that the evolution of multigene families is in accordance with a model known as the "Concerted Evolution Model", in which the members of the family are homogenized by several different mechanisms such as unequal crossing-over and gene conversion [ 12].

In the present study, we hypothesised that clonal γδ-T cell evolution, presumed to precede neoplastic transformation into HSTCL, may be promoted by the repeated administration of anti-TNF-α agents.

An alternative strategy attempts to detect brief spurts of evolution presumed to occur coincident with functional innovation.

This process is also not equivalent to "cranes" such as the hypothesized SOS system in bacteria, which are hypothesized generic "tricks" that are presumed to facilitate evolution based on a presumed ns/rm core and that are presumed to have evolved by ns/rm.

The brief notes compiled in the Darwin exhibits before the beginning of the guided experiences/visits to the other sections of the exhibition: Primary school students were asked only about Darwin; middle and high school students were asked about Darwin and evolution ("your ideas about evolution"), presuming some pre-existing beliefs or school knowledge about this topic.