Sentence examples for by the same evolutionary from inspiring English sources
The bottom line is that ambidextrous organizations learn by the same evolutionary mechanism that sometimes kills successful firms: variation, selection and retention.
According to Kelly, a professional tech-watcher and former editor of Wired magazine, it's because technology is like a living organism, animated by the same evolutionary forces that resulted, over eons, in the human brain.
"What better demonstration that humans play by the same evolutionary rules as other mammals?" Of perhaps more current concern to anthropologists is the degree to which Homo floresiensis, with its small stature and - especially - tiny brain, will force a redefinition of humanity, at least in terms of anatomy.
But those are precisely the intuitions of an evolved theorist, ex hypothesi influenced by the same evolutionary factors that influenced the moral beliefs in question.
They suggested that LCT variation in Europe was shaped at least in part by the same evolutionary forces as for RH and HLA, e.g. those linked to population history.
On the contrary, we suspect that these diverse transformation systems have been shaped by the same evolutionary forces.
The two pairs of species are separated by nearly the same evolutionary distance and show nearly identical distributions of ERs between orthologs (supplementary fig. S1, Supplementary Material online).
Sister groups are, by definition, of the same evolutionary age [50], therefore, the difference in the number of lineages between two sister groups is due to differences in diversification rates rather than in lineage ages.
The null hypothesis (H0) assumes that proteins encoded by POGs evolve at the same evolutionary rate as those encoded by orthologous genes located outside the synteny blocks.
These plant and insect datasets were not generated by comparing species with the same evolutionary distance but a more convincing comparison can be made by analyzing uORFs that have been conserved over more than 200 My: between Arabidopsis and rice, and between Drosophila and non- Brachycera lineages (e.g. Anopheles).
When the assumption "identically distributed" is replaced by "distributed according to the same evolutionary model", one obtains a phylogenetic mixture.
