Sentence examples for an evolutionary angle from inspiring English sources
It's a little stark, dividing the world up at the outset, but Poe follows through in an interesting way, charting the history of reading with more detail ("Humans achieved their modern form about 180,000 years ago; for 175,000 of those years they never wrote or read anything"), and tackling it from an evolutionary angle: Why don't most people like to read?
She goes on to present a "parasite avoidance theory" which looks at disgust from an evolutionary angle and suggests our most repulsed ancestors were aided in the "survival of the fittest" race by their disgust instinct – avoiding disease, deformity and death.
Along the way, the book reveals how new insights arise from looking at culture from an evolutionary angle.
From an evolutionary angle, the UPR in S. pombe provides an intriguing example of how molecular machines can be repurposed.
To this end, they have chosen an evolutionary angle, supported by helpful cartoons, which guides the reader through the different mechanisms regulating the response to pathogens from insects to mammals.
Besides the subsequent recent history of a more mechanistic elucidation of cell death, the authors also discuss cell death from an evolutionary angle and consider the therapeutic implications of many decades of research in this area.
While all of these factors have played a role, an important evolutionary angle is missing altogether.
That there could be a cosmic evolutionary angle to this thought had never occurred to me until I heard Baba Brinkman, a rap artist and Chaucer scholar, say it the other night.
Little progress is seen with regards to the eco-physiology and evolutionary angles of the problem.
Increased reproductive investment as an evolutionary response to angling results from the life-history trade-off between investing surplus energy into either current or future reproduction.
It clearly elucidates the different angles of an evolutionary study while also providing a guide for a broad research program.
