Sentence examples for be an evolutionary development from inspiring English sources

This won't seem strange; instead, it will be an evolutionary development from the Great Poncho Revival of 2016.

In his pre-cladistic analysis of the Gasteropelecidae, Weitzman [ 67] considered Carnegiella to be an evolutionary "development" of Gasteropelecus, mainly through structural losses.

So dinosaurs stay on the scene with humans: we see a family of dinosaurs tending to their farm, and of course talking, though it's not clear if this is an evolutionary development or the usual Disney anthropomorphisation.

Designed around a 1,200-horsepower 1,200-horsepower-line Rolls-Royce engine soon to be dubbed the Merlin, the Hurricane was an evolutionary development of earlier Camm designs, notably the Fury biplane fighter.

The phenomenon is best explained as being an evolutionary development to ensure that the added demands of pregnancy were avoided during times that were unfavourable for the survival of the mother.

HGT has been considered to be an evolutionary mechanism for the development of adaptive features in the recipient of the transferred genes.

Cellular senescence, a state of stable cell cycle arrest, is thought to be an evolutionary mechanism to mitigate tumour development.

The paper's careful study of fish phylogeny supports an existing notion that Nogo-A may be a recent evolutionary development that correlates with more complex nervous systems and more complex functions, says Stephen Strittmatter, a neurologist at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut.

Although the changes are minor and hard to detect, the rate of change of the face is to such an extent that an evolutionary development can be identified.

The probable reason for the high level of genetic diversity within the Kalanchoë genus may be a rapid evolutionary development of this taxon [ 8].

An example of such an evolutionary development is seen on Figure 4, which shows the phylogenetic tree of two carbohydrate kinase families that include non-homologous gluconate kinases (EC 2.7.1.12).