Sentence examples for beyond evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Stephen A. Smith, a member of the team from the University of Michigan, hopes that the Open Tree of Life will allow scientists to tackle some major questions, including some that extend beyond evolutionary biology.

A couple of reasons are typically given in support of the claim that these phenomena are beyond evolutionary explanation.

Moreover, I-superfamily conopeptides were detected both in vermivorous and piscivorous species of Conus, thus demonstrating the widespread presence of such toxins in this speciose genus beyond evolutionary and ecological groups.

Beyond evolutionary biology, understanding of domain evolution has a role in assigning function to a rapidly increasing body of data associated with proteomics.

The ability to assign QTL to branches of phylogenetic trees would benefit genetic research beyond evolutionary biology.

Moreover, beyond evolutionary relationships encoded in the sequence, proteins' structure presents evidence of homology even in sequentially divergent proteins.

The study is of interest to researchers beyond its evolutionary significance.

Coevolution encourages students to think one step beyond an evolutionary scenario, to consider the likely ramifications that one species' evolution is likely to have for other species it interacts with, and in so doing, helps students appreciate the blooming, buzzing complexity that characterizes the natural world.

It is asserted that, well beyond the evolutionary progression of incremental steps characteristic of next version system releases, the field is overdue for developing a class of genuine design-centric, ab initio, CAD systems architectures effecting the original CAD vision through the powerful instruments of contemporary computing tools and technologies.

Fear is a natural response to real danger but beyond its evolutionary importance, fear can also be counterproductive to peace and security.

Beyond the evolutionary risks associated with AP genes, introducing genetically modified organisms into a population is likely to face major regulatory challenges from governments as well as possible community unease (McNaughton 2012; McNaughton and Duong 2014).