Sentence examples for the evolutionary trends of from inspiring English sources
So, complex trace fossils, such as Zoophycos, are not only biosedimentary structures, but true mirrors of the evolutionary trends of their producers.
This methodology is particularly useful in an intraplate region like western Europe where the simple visual inspection of the topography cannot resolve the evolutionary trends of landforms.
This study underlines the genetic complexity of the HIV-1 epidemic in Nigeria, possible subtype-specific differences in co-receptor usage, and the evolutionary trends of the predominant HIV-1 strains in Nigeria, which may have implications for the design of biomedical interventions and better understanding of the epidemic.
We focused on the properties and the evolutionary trends of tandem repeat (TR) sequences in Cnidaria proteomes.
The recent phylogenetic results shed light on the evolutionary trends of key characters (Table 2) and evolutionary processes.
In recent years, studies conducted on different populations of Z. tritici and related species has brought major inputs on the evolutionary trends of fungal pathogens (Stukenbrock, 2013).
Thus, when vertical facies trends in the parasequences are arranged in the framework of a parasequence set, a clearer palaeogeographic picture is obtained, and palaeogeographic maps can more clearly show the evolutionary trend of the basin.
In both cases, "there is a correlation between the molecular findings on the one hand and the evolutionary trend of limb reduction and loss on the other," says Michael Richardson, a developmental biologist at Leiden University in the Netherlands.
Analysis of the evolutionary rate (v) of AM proteins has allowed us to establish the evolutionary trend of AM.
The evolutionary trend of ascidians toward gene rearrangements is completely different from other chordates, and even from other metazoans.
To discover the evolutionary trend of the proteins contained in a motif mode, we computed the "conservation fraction" for each motif topology.
