Sentence examples for vectors of evolution from inspiring English sources

An important aim of the post-genomic era is to classify all MGEs and viruses inhabiting (or circulating in) living organisms to understand their role not only as pathogenic agents but also as vectors of evolution.

In general, the action of viruses and mobile genetic elements is important in host evolution [ 16, 42- 47] because they are vectors of evolution and potential inducers of diseases and genetic disorders, such as chromosome rearrangements and inversions [ 48].

This seems to define the vector of evolution quite clearly.

The topology of the tree in Figure 1 seems to determine the vector of evolution: the ancestral state was a molecule with extended loops, resembling Arp3, and the subsequent evolution involved loss of inserts resulting in tightening of the actin fold.

To compare patterns across geographic transects, I used a recently developed analytical approach to quantify and compare vectors of morphological evolution [ 56- 58].

Along with the TM2 proline, the TM5 proline appears as a major vector of GPCR evolution.

Because of their role as vectors of diseases, the evolution of insecticide resistance in mosquitoes has been intensively investigated.

It permits the modification of inputs under government discretion (enrollment limits, specialist training positions, retirement age, etc)., and indicates the various possible vectors of the future evolution of supply and demand of medical specialists under different scenarios of government regulation, technology and demography.

The role of hybrid populations of vectors in the evolution of transmitted pathogens is also discussed.

Overall, the participants have a vector of improved understanding of evolution and improved attitude toward evolution.

Fig. 2 Multivariate vector analysis of participant understanding of evolution with participant attitude toward evolution with instruction.X-axis scale is 0 to 12, with 0 being the maximum negative attitude toward evolution and 12 being maximum positive attitude toward evolution.