The topological characterization of phylogenetic trees has proven helpful to analyze the relevance of the robustness of a biological system (species or protein) in the scaling properties of the phylogenetic trees.
In order to explain such generality, we propose a simple model which allows us to estimate the proportion of evolvability/robustness needed to approximate the scaling behavior observed in the phylogenies, highlighting the relevance of the robustness of a biological system (species or protein) in the scaling properties of the phylogenetic trees.
Table 1 provides an overview of the study population, the methodological strategies and the appraisal of relevance and robustness of the research.
On Culp's (1994) account, the case demonstrates the relevance of the standard of robustness in actual scientific practice.
This study evaluates the occurrence, variability, relevance and robustness of visual descriptors, which we propose and test for assessing ten major plant architectural traits in a large number of young olive seedlings and their parents.
We contend this also provides further support for the clinical relevance and robustness of the RIFLE classification system.
To further assess the potential predictive relevance and robustness of these findings, we applied the WGCNA algorithm to a larger version of the dataset: 3403 differentially expressed genes at FDR ≤ 0.05, and with gene associations calculated with the Spearman correlation coefficient.
Could stochasticity in gene expression have any relevance to the evolution of these types of robustness?
It does not describe the outcome of a particular research project but describes situations that are likely to face modelling and simulation as the polity searches for guidance, no more, on the degree of relevance, reasonableness and robustness modelling, and simulation may offer on the conduct of life in a world now showing signs of overcrowding.
While building on those foundations, the essays demonstrate the continued robustness and relevance of Walton and McKersie's behavioral theory by suggesting ways it could be used to improve the management of change.
