Sentence examples for recovery of evolutionary from inspiring English sources

For instance, comparing a gene tree to a species tree allows recovery of evolutionary events that shaped a gene family history [ 17].

Page 30:"However, the results for acidophiles (and thermophiles, see e.g. [ 16]) may suggest otherwise: rather than revealing the true affinities of lineages, new genomes may simply increase the patchwork of affinities and confuse the accurate recovery of evolutionary origins".

However, the lack of informative nuclear markers in most of these studies may prevent the recovery of the true evolutionary history of the group [eg. [ 20, 21], and makes it difficult to ascertain if these lineages correspond to species complexes or not.

This is a concept that has remained largely unaccounted for in modeling studies of evolutionary recovery from fishing, even as others have suggested the slow recovery of life history traits may result from relatively little fitness benefit for delaying maturation (e.g. Law 2000; Enberg et al. 2009; Kuparinen and Hutchings 2012).

The slow rate of evolutionary recovery is reflected in the rebuilding of population biomass, leading to incomplete biomass recovery on intermediate timescales.

Second, we analyse the influence of three factors possibly involved in the lack of evolutionary recovery: the strength of selection, the effect of genetic drift and the loss of adaptive potential.

Their study showed, however, that the rate of evolutionary recovery depended on the harvest regime: large-harvested populations, which evolved toward smaller body size during a selective-harvesting period of five generations, showed significant recovery during a subsequent nonharvesting period of five generations.

Lessons from evolution of novel bacterial plasmids with their hosts also support the ease of evolutionary fitness recovery (Bouma and Lenski 1988; Lenski et al. 1994).

We show, first, that the choice of genetic model (based on either quantitative genetics or gametic inheritance) influences the evolutionary recovery of traits after fishing ceases.

To assess the consequences of evolutionary change for recovery and rebuilding, we created a nonevolutionary version of our model in which the genetic traits were not allowed to evolve.

The similarities in voltage-dependence of inactivation and rates of recovery from inactivation further support the notion of evolutionary conserved inactivation mechanisms.