Sentence examples for benefit the evolution from inspiring English sources
We claim that "new forms" benefit "the evolution of world society" and "the progress of world civilization," although we rarely explain how.
Adaptations for endurance running would also have benefited the evolution of throwing ability and may have been exaptive for humanlike throwing (Larson 2009).
Repeated exposure to xylose among the other inhibitors present, such as acetic acid and furan aldehydes, may have benefited the evolution process toward reduced diauxy but likely by different mechanisms than during exposure to AFEX CSH.
Transposons generally contribute little or nothing to the host's phenotype, but some horizontally transferred transposons have been identified to benefit the recipient's genomic evolution [ 30, 31].
Array painting benefited from the evolution of array-CGH technology and BAC arrays have been replaced by whole-genome or region-specific high-resolution oligonucleotide arrays, allowing higher resolution and better accuracy of breakpoint determination (Gribble et al., 2007).
According to the 2018 Employee Benefits: The Evolution of Benefits report from SHRM, 13% of companies offer a transit subsidy, 12% a qualified transportation spending account and 4% a carpooling subsidy.
Two factors may cause a benefit for the evolution of increased expression in hemizygous males, both of which confer higher fitness on males with DC relative to males lacking compensation.
Determining the effect of this indirect benefit on the evolution of female mate preferences (or resistance) will require comparable data on the direct costs of mating with various males, and an understanding of how these costs and benefits integrate across generations and vary among environments.
One of the clinical areas that has benefited the most from this evolution is those units that are charged with the follow-up and treatment of critical patients, such as intensive care units (ICUs).
