Sentence examples for that is evolutionary from inspiring English sources
Examined up close, they (like discoveries in general for Kuhn) have a detailed structure that is evolutionary, even something as revolutionary as the quantum theory (Kuhn 1978).
Customers rely on VMware to help them transform the way they build, deliver and consume Information Technology resources in a manner that is evolutionary and based on their specific needs.
The two enzymes harbor double-stranded RNA binding domains as well as a catalytic deaminase domain that is evolutionary related to tRNA specific adenosine deaminases, and more distantly to cytidine deaminases.
We found a five amino acid sequence in eIF3f, FETML (amino acids 323 327) that is evolutionary conserved and matched with other TOS motif that have been shown to function in their respective proteins (Table 1).
This WRKY is described in literature as one that is evolutionary highly related to WRKY28 [ 59].
The Ups1/PRELI-like family together with its mitochondrial chaperones (TRIAP1/Mdm35) represent a unique heterodimeric lipid transfer system that is evolutionary conserved from yeast to man.
The filamin protein (Kueh et al., 2008) was used, which is an important player in cellular mechanosensing that is evolutionary-conserved (Razinia et al., 2012), as its use as a tether has recently generated some debate (Mullins, 2012; Niedermayer et al., 2012).
The FINDSITEfilt algorithm works by initially finding template holo protein structures that are evolutionary related to the target structure from the PDB database.
-- Citizen groups forming around goals that are evolutionary, from micro-investments in the developing world to providing sources of clean water.
Though the iPad mini is more evolutionary than revolutionary it may soon become the best-selling portable PC of all time, largely because it's small and light (that's evolutionary innovation).
Therefore, we believe that the final candidates presented here represent sequences that are evolutionary related to SRP RNA.
