Sentence examples for a consequence of the evolution from inspiring English sources

"As floods and drought were a necessary consequence of the fabric of the physical world, predators and parasites, dysfunctions and diseases were a consequence of the evolution of life," he writes.

As a consequence of the evolution of urban form, cities have undergone a process of dispersion of their activities that has caused a change in mobility needs in the last few decades.

Alternatively, a "general process view" proposes a broader set of cognitive abilities as a consequence of the evolution of large brains [33].

However a consequence of the evolution of fully terrestrial/freshwater life histories, as in this Jamaican sesarmid radiation, is that it may restrict crabs to the island they evolved on, rendering them evolutionary dead ends from a global perspective.

It has been proposed that handedness emerged as a consequence of the evolution of language (5).

Our regression analysis suggests that the evolution of giant eyes in giant squid is largely a consequence of the evolution of giant body size.

The survey found: "There is a risk that in the near future Luxembourg could face lower revenues from multinational enterprises as a consequence of the ongoing evolution of international tax regulations that necessarily trigger changes of tax rulings".

It also gives further theoretical support to the thesis that the basic features of biologic metabolism are a consequence of the time evolution of a random catalyst search working on an open system with a permanent food source.

The same phases were observed upon oxidation at 1800 °C, but a thicker and more turbulent oxidized layer formed as a consequence of the rapid evolution of MoO3, SiO and B2O3 gases from the scales beneath the outermost silica-layer.

The UK network is essentially composed of seven regions, as a consequence of the historic evolution of the grid.

The margins of discretion and the autonomous political-management forms entrusted to local governments as a consequence of the past evolution of the various democratic countries have reduced the features of centralisation, hierarchy and uniformity of the State, while the principle of centralism characterising the unitary model has remained unchanged.