Sentence examples for evolution and adaptations from inspiring English sources

The ability of cold-adapted microorganisms (generally referred to as psychrophiles) to survive is the result of molecular evolution and adaptations which, together, counteract the potentially deleterious effects of low kinetic energy environments and the freezing of water.

To date, questions related to global distributions, molecular evolution and adaptations, sources of genetic diversity and emergence of new isolates have been extensively addressed in the influenza literature.

Furthermore, it will be of benefit for taxon-rich phylogenomic studies and understanding of the evolution and adaptations underlying the remarkable diversity of this large Southern Hemisphere plant family [ 31].

Most adaptive traits were selected and fixed during maize's long evolution and adaptation from tropical to temperate climates [ 31].

These specimens represent evolution and adaptation, frozen in time.

"You would expect some evolution and adaptation," Mr. Ausubel said.

How do Darwin's finches provide evidence for evolution and adaptation?

Evolution and adaptation had built a good, albeit elaborate, survival strategy.

In an interview with nytheatre.com Ms. Mosakowski said she wanted to explore "who we are and where we are going" in relation to human evolution and adaptation, and "how our personal beliefs coexist with our science".

His analysis of electricity deregulation in Britain and the botched privatisations in Russia in the 1990s lead him to the same conclusion: that markets cannot be imposed, but are instead the sum of evolution and adaptation.

This review concerns tolerance, evolution and adaptation in the predominantly saxicolous crustose lichen genus Acarospora sens.