Sentence examples for slowly evolving organisms from inspiring English sources

Because viruses can evolve so quickly, she says, they may provide examples of biological behaviors that haven't developed in more slowly evolving organisms.

The parallel analysis of gene regulatory sequences across different nereidid species (including P. dumerilii) promises to be a powerful approach to understanding gene regulation in this molecularly slowly evolving organism.

In effect, the slowly evolving organism becomes the Stackelberg leader in a sequential game, in which the slow player learns to adopt extortion strategies, whereas the faster evolving player learns to play the best response, and to cooperate unconditionally (Bergstrom and Lachmann, 2003; Damore and Gore, 2011; Gokhale and Traulsen, 2012).

Scientists have made self-reproducing, evolving organisms of their own -- but only within a computer.

In conclusion, our results suggest that we are dealing with the same LGV variant >25 years later, and the current LGV outbreak in industrialized countries has most likely been a slowly evolving epidemic with an organism that has gone unnoticed in the community for many years and is now being detected by new technologies.

The push to identify faster-evolving regions was, in part, spurred by groups of organisms with exceptionally slowly evolving chloroplast genomes such as Bromeliaceae (Gaut et al., 1992) and Arecaceae (Asmussen and Chase, 2001).

The Embden-Meyerhof-Parnas (EMP) pathway, the main route for oxidation of glucose to pyruvate in all eukaryotes and in many other organisms, is among the most slowly evolving metabolic pathways (11, 12).

The music industry is a constantly evolving organism.

For a new perspective, we here use the emerging model organism Nasonia vitripennis, a member of the more slowly evolving order Hymenoptera, as a central comparison species to identify conserved regulatory elements.

Pakistan has been a slowly evolving disaster.

They mean, rather, the same slowly evolving personality.