Sentence examples for capable of evolution from inspiring English sources

A genetic definition of life therefore would be a system capable of evolution by natural selection.

One of the attractive features of the electoral college is that it is capable of evolution.

Many human diseases are not static phenomena, but capable of evolution.

Through macronuclear assortment and recombination, Tetrahymena amicronucleates are capable of evolution independent of sex.

Obviously, evolutionary questions can be asked only in a system that is ecologically feasible, i.e., all the three metabolically cooperating, enzymatically active replicator types must be coexistent to be capable of evolution.

However, after the discovery of the genetic code, it became obvious that it is much simpler to synthesise the simple building blocks of life, than to assemble them in units that are capable of evolution.

NASA's working definition of life, coined by a group of biologists in 1992, is "a self-sustaining chemical system capable of Darwinian evolution".

If the molecules gave the cell a survival advantage over other cells, the outcome would be "a sustainable, autonomously replicating system, capable of Darwinian evolution," they wrote.

He announced to the meeting that he had made a biochemical "soup" capable of Darwinian evolution.He did it by adding two synthetic nucleotides to the four natural ones that act as the letters of the genetic code in DNA.

I think you view the country through the tinted glasses of the cold war era.Pradeep KabraLondonSlow democracySIR – Your survey on Saudi Arabia argues that "far from being a dinosaur nation, lumbering to extinction, Saudi Arabia is capable of rapid evolution" (January 7th).

The Christian right, with abortion and school prayer as its flagship issues, remains a vocal and intimidating political force, capable of getting evolution labelled a mere theory in Kansas, though not yet of legislating all the morality it thinks the nation needs.