Sentence examples for prone to evolve from inspiring English sources

I think that the 'laws of nature' are also prone to evolve; I think they are more like habits than laws.

The question of whether certain classes of genes are more prone to evolve incompatibilities is still open.

This observation is notable because genes of these two functional classes are also prone to evolve under the influence of positive, diversifying selection [ 25, 26].

This idea is also corroborated by the fact that highly expressed miRNAs are under intense selective pressure to maintain sequence uniformity while lowly expressed miRNAs tend to have much lower selection pressure being more prone to evolve rapidly [ 44].

In this respect, basal metabolic rate (BMR) is particularly prone to evolve adaptively, since it has been shown to be heritable and correlates with fitness components in endotherms [ 1- 8].

The downsides of this approach were that it produced haphazard results, and even when it achieved sufficient attenuation for vaccine production, the attenuated virus was prone to evolve back to high virulence.

West Cambodia, then, could be rife with P. falciparum strains that are especially prone to evolving resistance, that get many opportunities to do so because antimalarial drugs are abused, and that easily hold on to their drug-beating mutations once they get them.

This should, as noted above, be substantially less prone to evolved resistance.

(i.e. these genes are more prone to mutations and evolve faster than other genes).

Additionally, the sensitive detection of HBsAg mutants that continue to evolve due to vaccine escape, immune selection and an error prone reverse transcriptase is a necessity.

To evolve a variant with improved enzymatic properties i.e. thermostability, catalytic efficiency, by error prone mutagenesis, lipR1 was used as template.