Sentence examples for tailored evolution from inspiring English sources

Through an understanding of how the changes in morphology during degradation affect the micromechanisms of deformation, it may be possible to design microstructures to give a tailored evolution of mechanical response in the body.

The presence of a very specialized mechanism for generation of a variable pool of related proteins led to the hypothesis that MEGs were tailored during evolution to provide a variable set of antigens that would act as a smokescreen to the host immune system (DeMarco et al. 2010).

DETECTER relies on phylogenetic analyses and invokes models of sequence evolution tailored for specific gene families, while SIFT relies on its ability to capture models of sequence evolution indirectly through sequence alignments only.

A particular quality of viruses is that they can be tailored by directed evolution.

Is this prediction learned, or has evolution tailored the snake's nervous system to compensate for future fish movements from birth?

We then compared LG + I + G to various mixtures model tailored to the evolution of divergent proteins.

Cortactin is widely expressed in most cell types suggesting to be important for vital functions, while HS1 expression is restricted to hematopoietic cells suggesting to be tailored later in evolution to serve a specific function in these cells.

We tailored the formation and evolution of these aggregation morphologies as well as the transformation among them, and found that the concentration and solvent polarity could affect the aggregation states of the complex in solution and the self-assembling process on solid substrate.

We report the preparation of Dimensionally Stable Anode® coatings with a special surface morphology, which is tailored for the chlorine gas evolution.

However, further evolution of regionally tailored renewable energy policy will be required as auction mechanisms gain traction and renewable energy becomes increasingly prominent.

In general, we believe it is likely to be the case that models of continuous trait evolution should be tailored specifically for the empirical question at hand.