Sentence examples for evolution according from inspiring English sources

Arachnophobia could be a product of human evolution, according to new research.

Robert and his family members held shares in the mine's proponent, Evolution, according to an update to the parliamentary interests register that he filed on 6 February 2012.

But no one thinks that will happen – the desire to eat meat is ingrained deep in our evolution, according to Harvard University primatologist Prof Richard Wrangham.

Fighting for a Mandate As recently as three years ago, the guidelines that govern science education in more than a third of American public schools gave exceedingly short shrift to evolution, according to reviews by education experts.

In Lloyd Morgan's hands it became a doctrine of Emergent Evolution, according to which, with every increase in the complexity of organization, new and unpredictable characteristics emerge into manifest existence.

This was an important machine in the history not just of technology but of human evolution, according to Manuel de Landa in War in the Age of Intelligent Machines, because it "transferred control (and structure) from the human body to the machine in the form of a primitive program stored as punched holes in paper cards, the earliest form of software".

In Venezuela, Argentina and elsewhere the government is making noises about jumping in with subsidised microloans, which could put profitable microlenders out of business.Paradoxically, microcredit's biggest backers, the IFIs, may also be an impediment to its further evolution, according to a recent controversial study by a microfinance consultancy and MicroRate, a microfinance ratings agency*.

B. ReOx evolution according to mortality.

A. DeOx evolution according to mortality.

Adopted melodies are the driving force behind indigobird evolution, according to new research.

However, the differential patterns of clinical and radiological evolution according to stroke mechanism are unknown.