The phrase "aiding the evolution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing support or assistance in the development or progress of something, such as a concept, technology, or organization.
Example: "The new research initiative is aimed at aiding the evolution of renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "facilitating the development of" or "supporting the advancement of".
We find that it is possible for "moral signals" to evolve alongside indirect reciprocity, but without some external pressure aiding the evolution of a signaling system, such a coevolution is unlikely.
These findings have implications for the role of phage in ecosystem processes, where they have mainly been considered as a mortality factor; these results suggest that on long timescales phage may actually increase bacterial productivity by aiding the evolution of faster-growing strains.
Pizzi deserves credit for bringing the likes of José Pedro Fuenzalida and Edson Puch into the side, even if there must be scepticism about his claim to have deliberately delayed their promotion to aid the evolution of the group but Chile's greatest strength is that, in contrast to what happened over the bulk of the last century, they have been inspired by the tournament.
Early selection for limb functional differentiation in primates probably aided the evolution of fine manipulation capabilities in the hands of bipedal humans.
The authors suggest that the evolution of parasites (as observed in this study when the mutation rate is low) may also have aided the evolution of complexity in an RNA world, rather than destabilize it.
We conclude that a number of basal lamina and ECM structural constituents are modulated at the transcriptional level to aid the evolution of a second-tier HPC response to liver injury.
The fact that the middle of a bamboo grove is a dense thicket protected from predators surely has aided in the evolution of this strategy.
Such maturation of Siri-like systems, as well as an ecosystem that better facilitates data exchange, are two examples of how software automation will aid in the evolution of consumer mobile Services.
Around the same time, Henri Bergson (1859 1941), developed the principle of the élan vital, or "vital impulse", which was thought to aid in the evolution of organisms.
Taken together, these results suggest that the role of Xin in linking actin with β-catenin through the conserved repeat region is one of the novel innovations that aided in the evolution of a true multi-chambered heart.
