Sentence examples for the evolution and spread of from inspiring English sources

Articles published Thursday in two scientific journals, Science and Nature, discussed the evolution and spread of influenza A viruses.

This information can be used to describe the clonal structure and to trace the evolution and spread of the disease.

Scientists aim to sustainably outsmart 'super weeds' [Cornell Chronicle 10/23/2012] – Diverse integrated weed management (IWM) strategies prevent the evolution and spread of glyphosate-resistant weeds.

It is even conceivable that it was the evolution and spread of forests and the first plants with complex root systems that may have altered the global climate.

While these efforts will affect the evolution and spread of resistance, mounting evidence suggests that these changes alone will not lead to large-scale reductions in the occurrence of antimicrobial resistance14,15,16,17,18.

Researchers universally accept the existence of complex musical instruments as an indication of fully modern behaviour and advanced symbolic communication1 but, owing to the scarcity of finds, the archaeological record of the evolution and spread of music remains incomplete.

Data concerning both the distribution and the phylogenetic analysis of the HAE1 and HME in the Burkholderia genus allowed depicting a likely evolutionary model accounting for the evolution and spreading of HME and HAE1 systems in the Burkholderia genus.

Data concerning both the distribution and the phylogenetic analysis of the HAE1 and HME in the genus Burkholderia allowed depicting a likely evolutionary model accounting for the evolution and spreading of HME and HAE1 systems in Burkholderia genus.

More worrying from a public-health perspective is whether the spraying will lead to the evolution and spread in soil microbes of resistance genes that could eventually show up in human pathogens.

Further details regarding the probable evolution and spread of the haplotypes provided by the median networks also support this hypothesis (Fig. 2).

But some scientists have long suspected a wide range of environmental and health problems associated with the glyphosate, including the rapid evolution and spread of Roundup-resistant "superweeds"; a variety of gastro-intestinal disorders; and human hormone disruption.