Sentence examples for the evolutionary route from inspiring English sources

"What we're trying to get at is the evolutionary route of why humans share," explained Dr Proctor.

The second task — assuming that the display really is a signal — is to consider the evolutionary route by which the signaling system has maintained its reliability over deep time.

For example, it is not difficult to conceive how a sessile compound eye can be altered into a stalked eye of the same basic design (say, apposition), but it is more problematic to see the evolutionary route from apposition to reflecting superposition.

To date, the evolutionary route of nuclear plastid DNA (nupt) remain unknown in conifers.

To determine if the divergence of LeuRS influenced the evolutionary route of their cognate tRNA, phylogenetic reconstruction of the archaeal tRNALeu sequences was performed.

Our results suggest that the evolutionary route that the haloarchaeal tRNALeu took was independent of the evolution of the aaRS that aminoacylates it.

The study, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, was part of an effort to uncover the evolutionary routes of why we share, even when it does not make economic sense.

The new informatics methods and ideas developed by the authors will greatly help to further define the evolutionary routes and interrelationships in the ribosomal peptide group.

Therefore, establishing relationships among this group and the five Alloteropsis species could illuminate the evolutionary routes leading to particular photosynthetic pathways.

Here, we compare the evolutionary routes by which bacteria and insects have evolved enzymatic processes for the degradation of four classes of synthetic chemical insecticide.

To achieve it, we need to understand the evolutionary routes leading to a specific response dynamics that can underlie a given function and how biophysical and environmental factors affect which route is taken.