Sentence examples for temporal evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Our analytical approach utilized several recently developed methods that more realistically model the temporal evolutionary process.

Nevertheless, the two sets of estimates are broadly congruent with considerably overlapping 95% CIs, suggesting for the present data set that (reasonable) alternative prior constructs are unlikely to significantly support dissonant temporal evolutionary hypotheses.

Figure 2 shows temporal evolutionary patterns observed in model simulations.

Importantly, this chronogram has a temporal evolutionary significance for the Thermopsideae, Podalyrieae, Crotalarieae, Genisteae, and so forth.

To determine the temporal evolutionary trajectory of HLA diversity, amino acid substitution patterns at the PBR nonsynonymous sites were examined at six HLA loci (HLA-A, B, C, DRB1, DQB1, and DPB1), with special focus on HLA-DRB1.

Another potential temporal evolutionary bottleneck is the progression from in situ to invasive disease [ 17], given that, chronologically, the latter follows the former, in cases where a given in situ lesion is the actual precursor of the invasive cancer.

These are the subject of current ongoing research that combines molecular data, to enable the reconstruction of spatio-temporal evolutionary diversification of S. carniolicus, with experimental approaches, to explore the mechanisms maintaining cytotype mixtures.

A new study, however, confirms previous suspicions that this wonderful collection in fact represents two major temporal and evolutionary periods, and not one as formerly assumed.

In particular these datasets do not include phylogenetic information and lack the detailed taxonomic, temporal, and evolutionary data required to investigate speciation-level processes, such as those potentially driving biodiversity loss during the Late Devonian Biodiversity Crisis.

Both species of mosquitoes are vectors of disease, but may show different diel/circadian expression patterns owing to differences in temporal niche, evolutionary lineage [ 52], and/or habitat [ 53].

To examine nucleotide diversity at various temporal or evolutionary depths, we obtained SNP data from five complete human genomes belonging to a Chinese, a Korean, a European, a Yoruban (West African), and a Khoisan, an ancient African lineage.