For the live observations, there was risk of data loss with the rapidity of case evolution and complexity of team communication and we attempted to verify this with the written health record.
Viruses, particularly those with RNA genomes, are an ideal data set to compare the impact of substitution models on estimates of genetic distance because of the rapidity of their evolution.
What is still surprising is the rapidity of eye evolution, because compound eyes with over 3,000 ommatidia were discovered in the early Cambrium, some 515 Ma, in early arthropods.
While not specifically designed to measure fishery-induced evolution, these experiments are nonetheless highly relevant because they demonstrate the rapidity of life history evolution in a completely natural setting.
Due to the rapidity of the combustion evolution, the exposure time of 80 μs was implemented electronically.
Furthermore, the rapidity of the SA evolution, as estimated in core field models like GRIMM and xCHAOS from the energy in their third time derivative, suggests that the flow and its time variations have very different time scales.
Their utility is due to the rapidity of their morphological evolution, their abundance — the most productive samples bearing almost a thousand tests per gram — and the easy identification (due largely to the large variation in shapes) and short lifetimes (<10 million years) of most species.
In addition, our results highlight the rapidity of HIV-1 env evolution and the importance of sample timing in analyses of gene flow.
It's opposed to the rapidity of society — rapid growth, rapid foods, and rapid celebrities.
The rapidity of pathogen turnover means that evolution in pathogen populations can occur on a time scale that is epidemiologically relevant.
