Sentence examples for promote their evolution from inspiring English sources

Just last month, during the celebration of the sixth annual Evolution Weekend sponsored by The Clergy Letter Project, five congregations (one Baptist, two Episcopal, one Jewish and one Muslim) in upstate New York joined forces to collectively promote their Evolution Weekend events.

Similarly, highland sites should be promoted for the in situ conservation of highland populations to promote their evolution as climate shifts.

An alternative possibility to pleiotropy is that a tight cluster of two or more genes affects both pigmentation and behavior and may promote their coordinated evolution.

Mutational hotspotting can promote evolution, including evolution of tumors and pathogens, in important ways.

Hence it is scientifically interesting and important to study the distributions of IS elements across prokaryotic genomes to understand how IS elements proliferate and promote the evolution of their host genomes [ 16, 17].

Our results show that unreduced gamete production by Brassica interspecific hybrids is higher than in their parent genotypes, which will promote polyploid evolution via a triploid bridge.

Positive selection could promote adaptive evolution but whether plants enhance their fitness in the changing environment by adding copy number of miRNAs requires further investigation.

In this way, meiotic drive alleles can even promote the evolution of chromosomal rearrangements, in spite of their fitness costs.

These 'predictable' regions offer opportunities and hazards to cancer cells and promote the evolution of region-specific cancer cell phenotypes and their corresponding genotypes (Cuny et al. 2000; Wakimoto et al. 2012).

This harmful effect is expected to promote the evolution of mechanisms that reduce the risk for females to fertilize their eggs by sperm from distorter males.

As influenza in dabbling ducks is a gastrointestinal infection, their bowel can contain replicating virus as well as oseltamivir, which could promote the evolution of viral resistance.