Sentence examples for relatively evolved from inspiring English sources

Preliminary analysis of our spectra confirms the presence of a relatively evolved population of quasars radiating at modest L/LEdd.

Even when we push to less than what is now 5% of the age of the Universe; we're still seeing second-generation, relatively evolved objects".

Astronomers know of two classes of stars today: so-called Population 1 stars like the Sun, which are relatively well evolved chemically, and an older group known as Population 2, which are smaller, redder, older and less well-endowed with heavier elements.

Therefore, enzymes that are relatively more evolved in the evolutionary tree probably utilize glutamic acid as the chief catalytic residue.

Moreover, our analyses do not indicate that migration is an ancestral state but has relatively recently evolved in bats.

The amalgamation of the last two enzyme activities also hints at the existence of a currently-unknown, relatively recently evolved mechanism of regulation of the CoA biosynthetic pathway seen only in the higher eukaryotes.

In contrast, those PAGs whose expression is restricted to BNCs are relatively recently evolved genes that are predicted to have arisen 50 55 MYA [ 29].

I had previously identified Syt-like genes in the genome sequences of Arabidopsis thaliana and Oryza sativa but both of these represent relatively recently evolved angiosperms whereas the moss genome represents an ancient bryophyte.

To identify and analyze the relatively recently evolved retrogenes, we carried out BLASTZ alignments of all human mRNAs against the human genome and scored a set of features indicative of retroposition.

Comparisons across 12 newly available Drosophila species genomes reveal that these insect chemoreceptors range in their evolutionary patterns from relatively conserved genes to relatively rapidly evolving gene lineages [ 25, 26].

The estimated ratio Ka/Ks was relatively high (0.48), but significantly lower than 1 (Z = −5.56, P = 2×10−7) suggesting that this is a relatively fast evolving gene.