Sentence examples for traces of evolutionary from inspiring English sources
Because antibiotics influence the natural stability of the units within the hierarchy (above), they can leave up-down and down-up molecular traces of evolutionary change, which are detectable via bioinformatics analyses (Bapteste et al. 2012).
Darwin's use of remnants in recognizing traces of evolutionary history: Darwin's key insight about such features was that if organisms have a history of change of DWM then that history will inevitably leave traces or remnants.
Moreover, CSH allows insight into conservation of functional elements and the tracing of evolutionary phylogenies by way of comparing both closely and distantly related species.
For the Trp pathway, we conclude that events of LGT and paralogy do not obliterate the vertical trace of evolutionary history.
Moreover it allows insight into large-scale genomic rearrangements, conservation of functional elements and tracing of evolutionary phylogenies through the examination of both closely and distantly related species.
The above caveat aside, 16S rRNA trees do appear to provide a reasonable guide to the vertical trace of evolutionary descent [ 46].
If correct, then one would expect that the vertical trace of evolutionary descent for trp genes engaged in primary Trp biosynthesis would be demonstrable, as has indeed been shown following a very comprehensive analysis [ 6].
b You can see traces of our evolutionary past in human embryos.
He then pointed to these structures as traces of the evolutionary process, having descended from functional precursors in the organisms' ancestors.
Local network structure encodes traces of the evolutionary history of sequences because gene duplication and domain shuffling events impose distinct local organization.
The Y chromosomes of most species, however, are too ancient to address this question, since only few traces of their evolutionary origin or of the processes that drove their degeneration remain (for instance, the human Y is ~170 million years old [ 4]).
