Sentence examples for the evolutionary status of from inspiring English sources

Scott plays Roger Swanson, a New York advertising copywriter, who has trapped his friends in a stupendous lecture on the evolutionary status of the male — "Are men absolutely necessary?" What ignites the scene is its doubleness: nobody can hog a table like Roger, yet, if he is right, he barely belongs in the sty.

The requirement states that language can be accorded the evolutionary status of an adaptation by natural selection if it exhibits complex adaptive design for some evolutionary significant function.

The evolutionary status of the morphotypes of Eubosmina is a longstanding controversy [29], [30], [34], [43].

There are 1973 genes for which we know the evolutionary status of both the promoter (178 with positive selection) and the coding region (172 with positive selection).

As the sets were large enough, for this analysis we preferred to use genes for which we knew the evolutionary status of both the promoter and the coding region.

Phylogenetic tree constructed using HOXC11 amino acid sequence showed the evolutionary status of different species placing buffalo closer to cattle.

This is related not simply to their age, but rather to the evolutionary status and stage of development of the nebula.

Nematode genomes contain additional diverged Smads (dauer pathway Smads) but these were excluded from Figure 1 and Figure S1 [see Additional file 1] and analysed separately, because of the special evolutionary status of the dauer pathway.

This further highlights the rapid evolutionary status of bifidobacteria when they are removed from the human gut into pure-culture fermentation environments.

To increase resolution of genetic structure and to corroborate the independent evolutionary status of mitochondrial lineages [ 25], we genotyped 227 of the 247 individuals for 13 nuclear microsatellite loci (Mst2, Mst3, Mst4, Mst6, Mst9, Mst11, Mst12, Mst13, Mst14, Mdo1A, Mdo6, Mdo7 and Mdo11) following protocols in Garnier et al.[ 26].

In so doing, we provide an initial 'selectional' assessment of the current evolutionary status of this conservation unit.