Sentence examples for viewpoint of evolution from inspiring English sources

In addition to their structural importance in the lens, crystallins are interesting from the viewpoint of evolution.

From the viewpoint of evolution only those changes are important which alter the genotype but, since adaptive evolution cannot proceed without selection, these changes also have to alter the phenotype (otherwise they are neutral mutations).

We have characterized representative features involved in RNA splicing in divergent eukaryotic species from the viewpoints of evolution and information theory.

To better understand the splicing process from the viewpoints of evolution and information theory, we collected introns from 61 diverse species of eukaryotes and analyzed the properties of the nucleotide sequences relevant to splicing.

In this research, the isothermal crystallization of isotactic polypropylene (iPP) containing different amounts of DBS was followed by dynamic rheometry, and described upon a viewpoint of viscoelastic property evolution.

A different viewpoint of their career evolution is offered by taking the season they entered with an age of 17 as starting point, and comparing their accomplishments at the same age.

From the viewpoint of whole-genome evolution, our classification highlights the unusual position of the Pa genome.

The Pyrenees have both a peculiar position in the Hercynian architecture and a strange evolution if viewed from the viewpoint of the development of orogens.

From microscopic viewpoint, the evolution of normal and tangential components of inter-granular force vectors is analyzed to reveal the inter-granular mechanisms associated with the load bearing and failure.

Under such a viewpoint, the evolution of a white badge that operates jointly with call displays at dawn and dusk may be relevant to the eagle owls' social dynamics.

In order to highlight the shaping role of selective evolution, the components of a CV are then modified by subtracting a statistical background reflecting the viewpoint of the neutral theory of evolution that mutations happen randomly at molecular level.