Sentence examples for and thereby the evolution from inspiring English sources

We found that spawning can profoundly influence the longitudinal profiles of stream beds and thereby the evolution of entire watersheds.

Hence, the evolutionary feedback between information and organization, and thereby the evolution of complexity.

Bipedal walking may have influenced the development of entrainment in humans and thereby the evolution of rhythmic abilities.

Hence, the positive feedback between the evolution organization and that of information, and thereby the evolution of complexity.

Deciphering how this regulation could be triggered would provide a tremendous insight into the evolution of gene regulation mechanisms and thereby the evolution of body organization.

You are referencing the songs out of sequence and thereby obscuring the evolution of the song cycle.

Taken together, these data mainly show that the strength of CD8+ T-cell responses may determine the extent of selective pressure on the virus and thereby on the evolution of sequence variants.

The question remains however, whether the allometry setup creates a 'shortcut' for the solution of the problem, i.e., that the better performance stems mostly from directly optimizing the 16 <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0008177.e160.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> -values and thereby rendering the evolution of the phase space trivial.

The model provides an alternative approach to traditional analysis of toxicity data, which often only reports the highest severity during the study for a patient and thereby discards the evolution of toxicity over time.

However, the optimal balance of this trade-off strongly depends on environmental context: complex or unpredictable environments can alter the fitness costs associated with parental investment and thereby influence the evolution of life-history strategies.

Fitness benefits associated with parental care distributed across several males and locations might have outbalanced any alleged benefits of single males, and thereby precluded the evolution of mate preferences in H. valerioi.