Sentence examples similar to rapidly evolving character from inspiring English sources

The basic assumption in both cases was that slowly evolving characters will be most similar in closely related species (i.e., the data will display a phylogenetic pattern), while rapidly evolving characters will display a more random pattern.

In this manuscript 8 is the most rapidly evolving (for example every lineage has a different character state for that character), and category 1 is the most slowly evolving (for example each lineage has the same/identical character state for that character).

These values can be used for identifying slowly or rapidly evolving sites or for finding those characters that evolve at rates according to the phylogenetic tree (Townsend and Lopez-Giraldez, 2010).

The differences in histone modifications at Flowering Locus C (FLC) and PEP1 (the orthologue of the A. thaliana gene FLC) in A. thaliana and A. alpine may be one of the mechanisms by which these alterations in gene expression patterns occur, thereby allowing diversification of rapidly evolving traits such as life history characters [ 14].

It remains however important to bear in mind that these rapidly evolving nucleotide sites could quickly be submitted to multiple hits, resulting in the loss of informative characters (i.e. homoplasy or saturation).

Roger has an intuitive understanding of the unique spirit and character of The Oxford American, and he is the perfect person to shepherd it in a rapidly evolving publishing landscape".

Boko Haram, however, is rapidly evolving.

Clearly an interesting and rapidly evolving field.

"CSR reporting is rapidly evolving," she says.

This is a rapidly evolving situation.

By exploiting its multi-disciplinary character and stressing engineering fundamentals, the Department seeks to educate the very best students – undergraduate and graduate - for future positions of leadership in areas of rapidly evolving technology.