Sentence examples for the evolution of an efficient from inspiring English sources

If so, I suspect that the loss of introns from prokaryotic genes should be accompanied by the evolution of an efficient way to avoid R-loop formation, e.g. coupling transcription and translation.

The evolution of a highly efficient immune system could be evolutionarily favored in bumblebees, despite the high cost to the individual (Wilson-Rich et al. 2009), which could prevent such losses in case of infection.

The wide geographic distribution of MERS-CoV among dromedary camels and ongoing transmissions to humans provides concern for the evolution of a MERS-CoV variant with efficient human-to-human transmission capabilities.

"George Washingtrenton: The Evolution of an American Image".

The code is robust (as evidenced by its stability on coarse grids) and efficient enough to simulate the evolution of a system over the course of 109 years using a finer (100×100×100) spatial grid, in less than a day of processor time on a contemporary desktop computer.

The optimization of the microarray workflow, including the hybridization step, is thus a primary target for the evolution of more efficient protocols.

This is the evolution of a sport".

Once a given system of communication was well established, it constrained the evolution of more efficient communication systems.

Further studies will help clarify if additional WNV adaptation to a vector population could lead to increased virulence in these vectors and therefore constrain the evolution of more efficient strains.

Procaryotes do not store energy as triacylglycerol and the evolution of triacylglycerols as an efficient form of energy storage is largely a eukaryotic modification of the basic processes to make membrane lipids evolved by procaryotes.

Materials suitable for application in PHOLEDs have been actively researched in the past decade and chemical principles have played a crucial role in the evolution of efficient devices for commercialization.