Sentence examples for a evolutionary perspective from inspiring English sources

This study demonstrates that individuals from a mammalian population subjected to a high consumption of isoflavones can show altered characters, which are relevant from a evolutionary perspective, such as epigenetic and morphometric characters or sexual maturation as a life history character.

Low, D.E., Schwartz, B. & McGeer, A. The re-emergance of severe group A streptococcal disease: an evolutionary perspective.

"This is a paradox from an evolutionary perspective," says Paul Vasey from the University of Lethbridge in Canada.

Sex-dependent imprinting effects are of interest both from a genetic and an evolutionary perspective.

From an evolutionary perspective, an outline for the evolution of rice Hbs is available.

So from an evolutionary perspective, once a creature has produced children, the body becomes "disposable".

In other words, from an evolutionary perspective, menopause is a bit weird.

Of course, from an evolutionary perspective, lying is a double-edged sword.

In particular, thinking about guilt from an evolutionary perspective can provide a powerful lens for interpreting and managing it.

For a detailed review of PCD from an evolutionary perspective see Ameisen (2002).

"The baby kicked off a caring feeling in people, which is not surprising from an evolutionary perspective," he said.