Sentence examples for an evolutionary foot from inspiring English sources

The substitution patterns in genes and their flanks are an evolutionary foot print of transcriptional processes.

And our arched feet are also an evolutionary development, because they stiffen rather than fold as we push off the back foot in our walking gait.

imperialis, displayed isometric foot growth, so an evolutionary reversal to isometry must also be proposed.

The model simulates a system design imitating the countercurrent heat exchange in the feet of ducks, an evolutionary adaption reducing environmental heat losses in cold climates.

It also suggests that those species displaying allometric foot growth have overcome their initial unwebbed juvenile state via an evolutionary shift in their developmental trajectory, which results in an adult morphology with more extensive foot webbing.

Arches, he explains, are an evolutionary remnant, needed by primates that gripped trees with their feet.

That's because Dr. Lieberman, an evolutionary biology professor at Harvard, spends his time studying how the human head and foot have evolved over the millenniums.

"This is an evolutionary process".

It more an evolutionary step.

Safety is an evolutionary process".

"It's an evolutionary process.