Sentence examples for a slight evolutionary from inspiring English sources

While research has found that men generally do better with map reading and finding their way around unfamiliar territory due to a slight evolutionary edge in spatial relations, a new study has shown that women can wend their way through simulated 3-D computer environments just as well as men can when given a larger field of view and smoother animation.

Indeed, it takes just a slight evolutionary unfitness a 1% drag on reproduction for a moderately rare gene to become extremely rare over the course of a few thousand years of human evolution.

Why does the number of interaction partners apparently have only a slight effect on the evolutionary rate?

However, upon investigation of this relationship at multiple levels of evolutionary relatedness, we found that there was only a slight correlation, at best, between evolutionary rates and the number of protein-protein interactions.

Turning to religion, our results suggest that religious denomination, but not frequency of attending services, does have a slight effect on knowledge of evolutionary terms.

We thus have the following order of statistically inferred impact on the evolutionary rate (with a slight abuse of the notation): expression>function>process>connectivity≈compartment.

Also, there is a slight trend that the further away on the evolutionary timescale compared to human, the lower the mean IPC score for the i-i pairs.

So I sat beside her, cross-legged with a sei whale rib arcing my lap, too, a piece of evolutionary work curved and honed, with a slight kink to it, and a club-like thickness at the end.

In the long perspective of human evolutionary development, dictionaries have been known through only a slight fraction of language history.

Evolutionary rate parameter κ, the transition/transversion ratio, is fairly well estimated but with a slight upward bias when site-to-site rate variation is high (α < 0.5).

Different from the conventional evolutionary programming, the DEP used a new mutation approach as proposed in [25], but with a slight modification.