Sentence examples for the course of evolutionary from inspiring English sources

If this molecular Dollo's law holds up, Dr. Thornton believes it says something important about the course of evolutionary history.

We use molecular, morphological, and phylogenetic approaches to study how flowers have changed over the course of evolutionary time.

As a species, we are simultaneously the most dangerous thing that has appeared in the course of evolutionary time and we're also the most promising.

Selection, mutation, and random changes can be incorporated into such mathematical models to explain and predict the course of evolutionary change at the population level.

In the course of evolutionary change, certain nectaries were incorporated into the modern flower (floral nectaries), although extrafloral nectaries also persist.

It seems likely that, over the course of evolutionary time, these senses progressively differentiated from two primitive sensory modalities, involving photochemical and mechanical stimulation, respectively.

This basic picture was explained as owing to differences in the courses of evolutionary change that stars with similar compositions but different masses would follow after long intervals of time.

Evolutionary genome shuffling events (chromosomal fusions and fissions) have been identified during the course of angiosperm evolutionary history, making it possible to reconstruct the karyotypes of the common ancestors of eudicots, with seven protochromosomes, and of monocots, with five or seven protochromosomes (Abrouk et al. 2010; Salse 2012).

Over the course of this evolutionary path, each side envies what the other side has.

Parameter control approaches that adapt the parameter values during the course of an evolutionary run are becoming more common in recent years.

Simulation conducted on the base of neural network model shows that the same function could be realized by means of great variety of structures, which originated in the course of an evolutionary process.