Sentences with phrase «subsequent evolution»

Thus, each stress produced a unique set of mutations that were then available for subsequent evolution.
Instead, according to the physicist proposing the idea, the origin and subsequent evolution of life follow from the fundamental laws of nature and «should be as unsurprising as rocks rolling downhill.»
One biologist said, «God created the universe and principles of energy and matter, which then guided subsequent evolution,» and another asserted that God only created «the conditions that allowed the process to take place.»
This would have enormous implication for subsequent evolution as earth's oceans atmosphere were oxygenated by photosynthetic bacteria creating extensive stromatolitic reefs.
We provide experimental and computational evidence that conformational flexibility can assist the emergence and subsequent evolution of new active sites by improving substrate and transition - state binding, through the sampling of many potentially productive conformations.
As psychiatrist Lawrence Kubie says, «A major source of unhappiness between husband and wife is to be found in the discrepancies between their conscious and unconscious demands on each other and on the marriage, as these are expressed first in the choosing of a mate and then in the subsequent evolution of their relationship.»
This approach was used by Gerd Theissen to explore the earliest stages of the early Christian movement amid its subsequent evolution.
Perhaps the mechanisms that allow collective action among chimpanzees served as building blocks for the subsequent evolution of even more sophisticated cooperation later in human evolution.»
The new research reveals that asteroidal collisions not only severely altered the geology of the Hadean Earth, but likely played a major role in the subsequent evolution of life on Earth as well.
Being able to compare the internal structure of Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars (the four inner planets) is crucial to our understanding of how the Solar System formed and the subsequent evolution of the planets.
Because stomata facilitate an efficient gas exchange with the atmosphere, they enabled the spread of plants and the subsequent evolution of our complex ecosystems.
Creation of the modern atmosphere is, of course, perhaps the most critical event in geological history that powered the Cambrian Explosion and subsequent evolution of the aerobic forms of life, including all animals (Ohno, 1997).
It could be inferred from this that efficient mechanisms for the emergence and subsequent evolution of completely new enzyme functionalities must exist or, at least, that they must have existed at the primordial protein stage.
Accordingly, conformational dynamics / flexibility may contribute to the emergence of new functions as well as to their subsequent evolution.
But the movie's subsequent evolution was less radical than you might guess from the giddy, pop - inflected trailers that advertise it.
I will also be examining the impact this scheme had on the number of university applications, before turning my attention to the subsequent evolution of the academies and how they grew and developed under the Coalition Government with its converter and sponsor academies.
For the past few years, Edudemic has covered the rise of the flipped classroom and its subsequent evolution.
Released in 2003 the angular design of the Gallardo and the impressive driving experience quickly made this «entry level» Lamborghini very popular, the subsequent evolutions like the Superleggera and the restyle and increased performance of the LP560 - 4 and LP570 - 4 editions only made the overall package even better.
The graph below shows the subsequent evolution in pollution levels inside the house and outside the house in the biome.
Subsequent evolution can produce within a day significant changes comparable in magnitude to high - impact weather events such as regions of heavy rainfall or the existence of rotating supercells.
Over the years, Neicho also contributed to the initial development and subsequent evolution of e-disclosure practices in the UK.
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