Sentence examples for trait arising from inspiring English sources

Riedl's related concept, evolvability, refers to the probability that a new trait arising from mutation will be viable (Wagner and Laubichler 2004).

AMD is inherited as a complex trait arising from genetic risks, environmental factors such as smoking, lifestyle and body habitus, and diet/nutritional status [13].

We conclude that the possession of distinct dystrophin and utrophin molecules is a specifically gnathostome trait, arising from a duplication that occurred after our divergence from cyclostomes.

Once the novel trait arises, the time between speciation events will occur more quickly, and may be so fast that more than two species arise simultaneously.

A new behavioural trait arises in (or is invented by) an ill individual who may then demonstrate this practice; others who are ill may adopt the practice upon being exposed to it, and then become demonstrators themselves.

Let μ be the rate at which mutations that affect the trait arise.

Instead, while alleles spread, they interact, and the new trait arises at the level of the population as a whole from these interactions.

This trait arose for the purpose of storing different types of molecules or for the benefit of performing different types of biochemical activity in different cell types (Pyke, 2007).

Among them, 99 genes were classified as syndromic autism genes, since the autism trait arises within the context of a complex syndrome with known genetic origin, such as the fragile X, the tuberous sclerosis, or the Rett syndrome.

Like many species from naturally fire-prone ecosystems, Calluna shows smoke-adapted germination, but it is unclear whether this trait arose prior to the development of these semi-natural landscapes or is an evolutionary response to the anthropogenic fire regime.

The Brownian walk of a trait value can be regarded as a model of gradualistic neutral evolution since variation in the trait arises from a process of random drift over the branches of a phylogeny at a constant rate and without directionality.