Sentence examples for every evolutionary from inspiring English sources

But this planetary nourishment arrives every second to every square metre and from this shining moment all else follows: everything that has ever lived, every evolutionary advance, every human conceit, every sensory pleasure, and every book, including this one.

Essentially, the question is whether or not there is universality in the DNA methylation epigenetic code, conceptually similar to the universality of the genetic code, or if DNA methylation is non-universal and specific to every evolutionary unit.

Every evolutionary step has been logged by interviewers and, as she has never been one to take any prisoners (probably one reason why the key roles never came her way after she moved to Hollywood), those earlier incarnations haunt her still.

The only possible naturalistic answer that they evolved over millions of years from more-primitive forms leads immediately to a severe difficulty: how is it possible to define the species to which a given animal belongs in such a way that it does not include every evolutionary ancestor the animal had but at the same time is not arbitrary?

To interpret for a moment: the first two articles by Ryan Gregory belong on every evolutionary biologist's bookshelf, yet they are so clearly written that a good high school biology teacher could build entire units of study around either one.

Initial population procedure is essential in every evolutionary algorithm.

In Wright's adaptive landscape imagery (as used by Wright himself, as well as by Dobzhansky and probably every other evolutionary biologist who has used the metaphor), selection will keep a population (or an entire species, etc).

How species are delimited, defined, and diagnosed impacts virtually every ecological, evolutionary, phylogenetic, behavioral, physiological, comparative and conservation related study.

As will be detailed later, the fitness function in the second period was changed every 8 evolutionary sessions and included a regression calculation (see regression calculation section in Materials and Methods) of samples based on: Δwt - Synaptic change at time t compared to the next system epoch.

The environment is switched between E1 and E2 every T evolutionary updates.

Ensembles of trajectories were simulated to obtain probabilities from these signals for every possible evolutionary transition (C ).