Sentence examples for alter the evolution from inspiring English sources
Ewald suggests that interventions that alter transmission can alter the evolution of virulence (Ewald 2004).
The presence of a third star in an orbit around a binary system can significantly alter the evolution of those stars and the binary system.
The results obtained showed that seawalls alter the evolution of the equilibrium profile with rising water level, causing increased lowering of the profile adjacent to the structure.
Virus-host interaction is a common process in environment, including infection, symbiosis and predation that can dynamically alter the evolution, diversity and metabolic potential of its host and finally affect the function of this interaction (De Smet et al., 2017).
But because supermassive black holes at the centers of galaxies produce winds and jets of material that regulate star formation, the rare expulsion of the gravitational guzzlers could alter the evolution of the galaxies they once called home, Blecha says.
The paper concludes with an assessment of long-run trends in travel demand and technology that could alter the evolution of traffic congestion and priorities for road pricing and investment.
The invention of cooking may have altered the evolution of our jaw muscles and our tooth enamel.
The results identify two possible mechanisms for the increase in Df as the gel formation time decreases, both being a consequence of altering the evolution of the clustering dynamics by a process referred to herein as activation limited aggregation (ALA).
The recent introduction of predators into some inland populations also appears to have altered the evolution of body shape and spine length as inland populations with predators varied considerably in spine length but showed much greater conservatism in body size than inland populations without predators.
Furthermore, the results suggest that MDk/W452(has8) has the potential to become established in domestic ducks and to alter the genetic evolution of pre-existing avian viruses in poultry.
With their potential to become established in ducks, continued circulation of A(H5N8) viruses could alter the genetic evolution of pre-existing avian poultry strains.
