Sentence examples for a real evolutionary from inspiring English sources

"That's got to have a real evolutionary basis to it," reasons Wansink.

It's a real evolutionary moment, that, when they crawl out of the water.

"The two sports are coming back towards each other, and that's a real evolutionary process," says Fountain.

c shows evidence of a real evolutionary trend toward increased body size.

The participants have applied the approach to a real evolutionary scenario which focuses on the introduction of a new queue management tool, the Arrival MANager (AMAN) and a new network for information sharing (SWIM) connecting the main ATM actors.

By subjecting these to extensive mutation and selection (using Stylus see below), genes encoding paths with realistic irregularity (i.e., irregularity that is consistent with a real evolutionary history) are easily produced.

While the model itself indeed was built using a simplified (completely neutral) picture of real evolutionary processes the results of this analysis turned out to be independent of these assumptions.

The identification of such an evolutionary intermediate may facilitate establishing real evolutionary links between protein superfamily members with different catalytic activities, or protein superfamilies which have overall similar structural folds but different functions.

However, as a model, it is simpler than the real evolutionary process.

Some may indeed argue that the TOL is not just any type of "hypothesis", but a hypothesis that tells us something about the real evolutionary relatedness among groups of organisms.

Many authors interpret the high level of similarity among different species trees as an indication that the proposed phylogeny reflects the real evolutionary relationships of the species included.