Sentence examples for variations evolve from inspiring English sources

There are usually several different strains of influenza active at any time, and these variations evolve.

The difference between S. aureus and the RNA-viruses (to which this concept has been applied first [228]), is basically the time frame in which variations evolve.

The calculus of variations evolved from attempts to solve this problem and the brachistochrone ("least-time") problem.

"Eyes," Dawkins said, would be a good guess; basic eyes, with variations, evolved on Earth more than a dozen times, suggesting that they would show up almost anywhere eventually.

Later, a variation evolved.

Accordingly, a temperature variation evolves in the upper few kilometres that correlates spatially with the topography.

We discuss new insights into patterns of human genetic variation, evolving strategies for genome-wide case control design, and developments in bioinformatic technologies.

The overall antibody approach angle to Env was defined very early in the maturation process, yet some variation evolved in the PGT121 family branches that led to differences in glycan specificities in their respective epitopes.

The pattern of brain variation seen in both humans and chimpanzees suggests this structural variation evolved in a common ancestor, enabling them to adapt to selective pressures in their environment.

Second, the directional epistasis introduced by the network architecture distorts the GPM so that additive genetic variation evolves differently i.e., is hidden and released than how phenotypic variation evolves.

We selected 20 autosomal regions (Table S1) that met criteria determined by the need for genetic variation evolving under selective neutrality and therefore influenced by demography alone.