Sentence examples for consequence of the evolution from inspiring English sources

"As floods and drought were a necessary consequence of the fabric of the physical world, predators and parasites, dysfunctions and diseases were a consequence of the evolution of life," he writes.

One consequence of the evolution of long and deep wells is that the design margins become increasingly smaller.

As a consequence of the evolution of urban form, cities have undergone a process of dispersion of their activities that has caused a change in mobility needs in the last few decades.

Although unionization seems to be a necessary consequence of the evolution of college football into a billion dollar industry, conceding that football players are no longer student-athletes comes with a steep price.

Alternatively, a "general process view" proposes a broader set of cognitive abilities as a consequence of the evolution of large brains [33].

However a consequence of the evolution of fully terrestrial/freshwater life histories, as in this Jamaican sesarmid radiation, is that it may restrict crabs to the island they evolved on, rendering them evolutionary dead ends from a global perspective.

There are interesting tidbits about the history of fashion photography — the racism, the drugs — but not much serious discussion about the cultural consequences of the evolution of the business.

MSCI itself can be considered as one of the consequences of the evolution of the heterologous X and Y chromosomes, which exposes these chromosomes to a conserved mechanism for meiotic silencing of unsynapsed chromatin (MSUC) [19], [20], [21].

While experiments have tested these predictions, less explored are the consequences of the evolution of prey phenotypes that can persist in both vulnerable and invulnerable classes.

Understanding the causes and consequences of the evolution of specialized flowers requires knowledge of both the selective regimes and the potential fitness trade-offs in using more than one pollinator functional group.

The results identify two possible mechanisms for the increase in Df as the gel formation time decreases, both being a consequence of altering the evolution of the clustering dynamics by a process referred to herein as activation limited aggregation (ALA).