Sentence examples for an evolutionary backbone from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, globally centered interactions are more likely to be well conserved and serve as an evolutionary backbone for the network (Wuchty and Almaas, 2005).

The dirty truth about gossip is that it makes up a normal part of most everyone's daily life and perhaps even of the human evolutionary backbone.

By the 1980's most experts accepted the apparent fact of EvoNeoLibolution, a theory first proposed by Prof. R Reagan, which states that Democrats had never developed a backbone of their own, represented an evolutionary dead end, and existed solely to be fed upon by the stronger, more adaptive Conservatives.

This activity should be used in an evolutionary biology class or in an introductory biological sciences class with an evolutionary biology backbone.

Tony Blair, in an evolutionary miracle that would make Darwin's head spin, has overnight started showing some signs of backbone and independent thought.

It more an evolutionary step.

Safety is an evolutionary process".

"This is an evolutionary process".

Such displays may have an evolutionary function.

I consider myself an evolutionary psychologist.

They are dinosaurs — an evolutionary dead end.