Sentence examples for source for evolution from inspiring English sources

Allelic diversity is the source for evolution and domestication.

This transcriptional diversity could be an important source for evolution, probably more than protein isoforms as it has been previously suggested [ 14- 16, 20- 23, 93].

Evolutionarily novel splice variants may constitute an important source for evolution of novel functions because they might be under relatively low constraints [ 64]; for example, species-specific splice variants are positively correlated with non-synonymous substitution rate [ 65] and minor alternative exons evolve faster than obligate exons [ 66, 67].

Especially, Galton posited that the ever-present individual variation that Darwin relied on could not be the source for evolution, because under blending inheritance which is due to sex the individual makeup could not persist; and thus a special, sudden mutation was needed, whose character would not be lost in the passage from one generation to the next [ 246, 247].

The results uncover the WGD as a major source for the evolution of a complex interconnected block of transcriptional pathways.

Differential duplications and deletions of chromosomal regions including coding genes provide a powerful source for the evolution of species-specific biological differences [ 2].

The evolutionary investigation of the KLC gene family reveals that duplication is a source for the evolution of new genes that play a role in the dynamic process of early embryonic development.

Ever since King and Wilson compared protein sequence between chimpanzee and human and concluded that there was insufficient coding divergence to explain phenotypic differences (King and Wilson 1975), biologists have highlighted regulatory change in gene expression as a source for adaptive evolution (Wray 2007; Carroll 2008).

These several examples, as well as the potential HGT event that transferred α-IPMS genes to the fungi, demonstrate acquisition of biosynthetic pathway genes through HGT as a significant source of evolution and diversification for fungal genomes.

M. abscessus complex mycobacteria are opportunistic pathogens, but these observations suggest that environments, rather than host microbiota, are sources of evolution for M. abscessus complex mycobacteriophages.

In addition, basic notions of governance, of political relations, and of the interaction of independent units provided by ancient Greek political philosophy and the relations between the Greek city-states constituted important sources for the evolution of the international legal system.