Sentence examples for be evolving in response from inspiring English sources

This change in wingspan suggests that natural selection could indeed be at work and that, when faced with new threats from humankind, these birds might be evolving in response.

Results from our study indicate that some, but not all, populations of native grasses may be evolving in response to B. tectorum invasion within the Great Basin.

In order to find the most tolerant and/or competitive genotypes in the Great Basin, we recommend wide-scale collections be undertaken from heavily invaded areas, as this and other studies have shown that these populations may be evolving in response to B. tectorum.

Given fester's likely function as a receptor of the ligand FuHC, fester may be evolving in response to FuHC evolution.

The qualitative methods allowed for an exploration of how and in what ways health systems evolve, or might be evolving, in response to state fragility.

The structural features of FBN9, as well as the fact that in RNAi gene silencing assays, a FBN9 knockdown increases An. gambiae mosquitoes susceptibility to both P. falciparum and P. berghei infections [ 11], raise the possibility that this gene could be evolving in response to Plasmodium.

One category of genes that is evolving in response to cholera, the researchers found, encodes potassium channels that release chloride ions into the intestines.

Moderately high levels of automation are now achievable but there remains an exciting set of research challenges that are evolving in response to the disruptive nature of IT.

The scope and nature of biological and environmental research are evolving in response to environmental challenges such as global climate change, invasive species and emergent diseases.

While it's true that the sex-toy industry is evolving in response to pressure from online retailers, like any other, it turns out the brick-and-mortar sex-toy industry as a whole is weathering the storm.

Modelling techniques are evolving in response to criticism aimed at improving their predictive abilities.