Sentence examples for by the evolutionary development from inspiring English sources

In this sense the evolution of the Agaricomycotina was apparently accompanied by the evolutionary development of parenthesomes at the septal pores that may improve the cell to cell communication [ 40].

The cumulative acquisition of these, but probably many more, genetic elements by E. faecium has resulted in the evolutionary development of a genetically distinct E. faecium subpopulation with a progressively increasing fitness in hospitalized patients (Willems et al. 2011).

The evolutionary development of safety investigations is demonstrated by the various organisational forms which shaped accident investigations in different countries.

Approximately the first 87percentt of Earth history occurred before the evolutionary development of shell-bearing organisms.

All these regions are heavily obscured by dust, and (F IR spectroscopic observations are important means of gaining insight about their physical and chemical environments, and the evolutionary development.

Some experts have guessed that it is a vestige of the evolutionary development of some other organ, but there is little evidence for an appendix in our evolutionary ancestors.

Biogenetic law, also called Recapitulation Theory, postulation, by Ernst Haeckel in 1866, that ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny i.e., the development of the animal embryo and young traces the evolutionary development of the species.

The evolutionary development of an organism might be seen as its response to a challenge set by its environment.

In chapter five, Tessman considers the evolutionary development of moral practice more broadly.

Let me tell you about the evolutionary development of Strandbeest after 2007.

The lovers were adolescents of the Neolithic age, a formative period in the evolutionary development of society.