Sentence examples for uniform evolution from inspiring English sources

APC, KRAS and TP53 are frequent drivers of the linear and uniform evolution of spontaneous human CRC; of these, only Kras is mutated in CT26.

Results from these experiments showed a non-uniform evolution of the tip shape, and they also revealed a significant elongation of the tip in the direction perpendicular to the scanning direction.

The NJ method with 1000 bootstrap replications, a homogeneous pattern of substitution among lineages and uniform rates of evolution was also used to infer phylogeny from deduced amino acids using a Poisson correction substitution model.

Preliminary evidence indicates that the heat shock protein 90 gene (Hsp90) will provide an informative marker, mainly because this gene is relatively long and appears to have relatively uniform rates of evolution in different lineages.

These results suggest that the survival rate of HD links is not uniform in the evolution of PINs, and that an HD link between high-degree nodes tends to be evolutionarily conservative.

These three subgroups show uniform rates of evolution indicated by comparable branch lengths.

This result is not compatible with a uniform rate of evolution.

This patient was markedly ill on admission and had a distinctive varioliform eruption with lesions in a uniform stage of evolution.

Assuming a uniform rate of evolution, the distance between any two sequences would thus indicate (to a large extent) the probable taxonomic level from where the sequences have diverged.

Test trees inferred from a single gene or protein, or even a concatenated set of such sequences, will have no obvious rooting unless uniform rates of evolution (a molecular clock) are assumed, in which case the tree can be midpoint rooted [ 12], or if the inferred gene tree is sufficiently similar to the reference tree such that the root of the latter can be confidently assigned to the former.

Analyses of BF revealed that the fit of uncorrelated lognormal relaxed clock models to our datasets was consistently better than that of strict clock approaches, and hence uniform rates of sequence evolution along the phylogeny were rejected.