Sentence examples for access to evolutionary from inspiring English sources

The system is developed as an Excel add-in that provides easy access to evolutionary multiobjective optimisation algorithms to non-specialists by incorporating an intuitive interactive graphical user interface that allows easy creation of specific decision-support applications.

Indeed, finding suitable evidence for an adaptive (or non-adaptive) hypothesis is difficult because we lack good epistemic access to evolutionary history.

Additionally, members of SSE and ESEB have full access to Evolutionary Applications as a benefit of their society memberships.

Editors do not always have access to evolutionary expertise, so some good work does not get published where it will be widely seen, and some iffy ideas get presented as stronger than they are.

Thus, although one can effectively use the media to reach an audience that might otherwise not have access to evolutionary-based research findings, it remains debatable how much one should best situate the work within the evolutionary framework.

Although we emphasize the use of media for reaching groups who might otherwise not have access to evolutionary-based findings, we should note that the effects do reach the university classroom.

Access to the Evolutionary Attitudes and Literacy Survey (developed by Patricia Hawley)   7.

DNA sequences afford access to the evolutionary pathways of life.

Development of transcriptomes in "ecological model species" can provide access to functional and evolutionary analyses previously restricted to genetic model organisms.

The Literature of Evolution aims to provide the public with access to the literature of evolutionary biology from the present day to Darwin's precursors dating from the seventeenth century.

Cancer's unique ability is its access to a normally excluded evolutionary toolkit that enables the advantaged insinuation and domination by cancer cells throughout an extensive range of mixed microbial/cellular ecologies.