Sentence examples for to further evolution from inspiring English sources

Their particular interpretation led to further evolution to a personalised and highly localised art form on the island.

All the organisms populating our earth today belong to species resistant enough to further evolution.

We note here that this experimental strategy is limited in the sense that the growth experiments performed to assess fitness also contribute to further evolution and selection.

Positive selection and homologous recombination also appear to contribute to further evolution of novel genes initially acquired by lateral gene transfer, such as selected genes in the Salmonella pathogenicity islands.

Adaptability and variability are instruments of evolution, whereas its ontological content is the creation of the stable forms that are resistant not only to extinction but to further evolution as well.

In Venezuela, Argentina and elsewhere the government is making noises about jumping in with subsidised microloans, which could put profitable microlenders out of business.Paradoxically, microcredit's biggest backers, the IFIs, may also be an impediment to its further evolution, according to a recent controversial study by a microfinance consultancy and MicroRate, a microfinance ratings agency*.

As the clinical data emerges, the challenge of making these therapies available to patients shifts to implementing robust, scalable and cost-effective manufacture and to the further evolution of the regulatory requirements to ensure an appropriate but proportionate system that is adapted to the characteristics of these innovative new medicines.

Thus, continual surveillance of Bangladeshi HP H5N1, H7N3 and H9N2 is warranted to identify further evolution and adaptation to humans.

In this study we further investigated CBM4-2 as a diversity-carrying scaffold and explored the potential of selected variants to undergo further evolution in vitro to perfect their binding properties and their usefulness as molecular probes.

QuickNGS enables a major decrease in time and effort put into the primary analysis of NGS data, thus contributing to the further evolution of NGS into a standard tool with high accessibility to researchers.

Based on our results, we compare the validity of the scenarios and discuss the contribution of different factors to the further evolution of weedy sunflowers: recurrent introductions, dispersal from one field to another, and gene flow from the crop towards the weedy populations.