Sentence examples for direction of evolution from inspiring English sources

Some authorities have proposed a hypothesis of evolution in the Cyperaceae that is essentially the reverse direction of evolution to that presented above that is, that unisexual flowers were the primitive condition.

Often space time variability has a specific direction of evolution.

Developmental bias, or genetic channeling, can influence the tempo and direction of evolution and, thus, become reflected in patterns of biodiversity.

Domain view of protein evolution provides many insights into the evolution of pathways and networks, as well as into the general direction of evolution of higher organisms.

Nonetheless, many Christians and Muslims clearly fear that the 'determinism' of natural selection from random mutation eliminates God's power to influence the direction of evolution.

They should make clear to students that the nature of science says nothing about ultimate purpose, design, and direction of evolution.

The microscopic study of the organization of soils and alterites reveals the direction of evolution and the genetic and historical relationship between their constitutive minerals and how, subsequently, geochemical processes could be visualized.

Most students think they understand biological fitness (53% agree with statement 13; Table 2) and correctly agree that survival and reproduction are important factors in determining the direction of evolution (statement 14).

The main innovation of the modular design system relates to its possibility of evolving in different ways because of different directions of evolution of the various modules.

Directions of evolution between populations were evaluated as the difference of the averaged FCs per locality.

Directions of evolution were evaluated in two ways: first, as the first eigenvector of a VCV matrix including all samples, and hence expressing the total variance across mainland and the various islands.