Sentence examples for the evolutionary timing from inspiring English sources

"Now we can start answering questions about the evolutionary timing of therizinosaurs".

Another comment has to do with the evolutionary timing.

The evolutionary timing of these patterns suggests functional consequences likely leading to an early intracellular lifestyle for stem bartonellae.

Once developed this clonal model can be used to provide insight into the evolutionary timing of the cancer.

To further understand the evolutionary timing of these mutational events, comparison of a larger number of species is required.

In this study, we provide preliminary evidence that the evolutionary timing of metacentric chromosome formation varied, which might have impacted the rate of diploidization across different lineages.

The degrees and evolutionary timing of expansion of the various gene families vary greatly, ranging from events that involved but one lineage (e.g., CPSF73-I, CLPS5) to those that occurred before the divergence of the higher plant lineages, but after the divergence of higher plants from Selaginella.

By phylogenetic timing, we mean the inference of relative evolutionary timing of gene duplications on the basis of the patterns of presence or absence of orthologs and paralogs in genomes of extant species, assuming a known and trusted species tree.

We identify morphological features that principally characterize primate – and, in particular, hominoid (apes, including humans) - wrist evolution and reveal the rate, process and evolutionary timing of patterns of morphological change on individual branches of the primate tree of life.

We found remarkable diversity of ITGH and evolutionary trajectories in WT. 1q + is heterogeneous in the majority of tumors with this change, with variable evolutionary timing.

To obtain a more complete picture of the evolution of the Fox clusters we note the importance of including basal actinopterygian, chondrichthian and agnathan data in future analyses to gain a greater understanding of the evolutionary history and timing of these events.