Sentence examples for the evolutionary course from inspiring English sources
In the teacher's textbook of the first grade, there is a reference to the "evolutionary course of plants," but there are no other relevant explanations.
In the evolutionary course of this procedure, people created markets, institutions, and exchange media to support social life and facilitate the functioning of the whole system, which, in turn, was based around this cosmological pattern.
Smith et al. (2006) followed the evolutionary course of P. aeruginosa adaptation in a CF patient, taking DNA sequences from two isolates of the bacterium, one 6 months after infection and the other after 96monthss.
The biological role of the endosymbiont probably underlies the long-lasting host-symbiont co-speciation in the evolutionary course of weevils.
Meanwhile, phylogenetic studies strongly suggest that Nardonella has been replaced by different bacterial endosymbionts repeatedly in the evolutionary course of weevils.
Considering the limited distribution of 2-MIB producers among cyanobacteria, it is likely that the capacity for 2-MIB biosynthesis was acquired first by Oscillatoriales and then lost in many species during the evolutionary course.
Sequence-based methods rely on estimated evolutionary models that aim at reconstructing the evolutionary courses that relate the protein sequences.
It is clear from the phylogenetic tree that, during the evolutionary courses starting from fish, RBM12 family expanded to RBM12 and RBM12B, and CPNE family expanded to 9 paralogs from Copine I to IX.
At the Ocean Sciences Meeting in Honolulu on 13 February, researchers reported using a pair of mitochondrial genes to chart the mussels' evolutionary course.
Therefore, the most parsimonious evolutionary course for the observation is that parallel duplication of polypeptide nGPCRs and their cognate ligand genes by WGD was crucial to allow the retention of WGD-derived ligand-receptor pairs.
On the one hand, the aim is to cure the individual patient, and on the other hand, we are interested in the long-term evolutionary course of a pathogen population.
