Sentence examples for proved evolutionary from inspiring English sources

However, this separation corroborates with studies of EHEC O157 (Manning et al. 2008; Leopold et al. 2009; Eppinger et al. 2011) and EHEC O104 (Brzuszkiewicz et al. 2011; Mellmann et al. 2011; Rasko et al. 2011), where genome sequencing information precisely refined and thereby proved evolutionary models.

Just as the bodily structure of the horse establishes the conditions of possibility for grazing and galloping, it is only the proven evolutionary advantage of grazing and galloping in horse-like ways that have made this bodily structure possible.

They attributed the larger wide plates to males, in keeping with the "handicap hypothesis", which sees males invest in cumbersome body parts to prove their evolutionary fitness.

But the Airlander, with its triple-layer weave of modern composites to keep in the gas, state-of-the-art controls and unique shape for manoeuvre and lift, hopes to prove an evolutionary step forward.

The problem with the power baseline style, Wallace suggested, wasn't that it was inherently boring but it was "somewhat static and limited" and, if it were to prove the "evolutionary end-point of tennis", that would be a problem for the game.

Our living bodies and the thieves' dead bodies would prove our evolutionary superiority.

Usefulness of this type of sequence alignment-free analysis has been proven by evolutionary studies of codon usage [ 24].

From this library, binders with novel engineered specificities targeting carbohydrates have been selected proving the evolutionary capacity of this scaffold.

Since the existing pathway is superior enzyme route candidate of the experimentally proven pathway, evolutionary optimization does not change the parameter values and the rank.

The presented data cannot prove the evolutionary origin of monocotyly but they provide an instructive scenario, which can help to better understand how this transition could happen.

Many invertebrates are arguably easier to work with under experimental conditions both in the laboratory and field than vertebrates and therefore should make ideal subjects for proving either evolutionary adaptation or phenotypic plasticity under climate change.