Sentence examples for evolution and tendency from inspiring English sources

Psychologic factors reflecting societal evolution and tendency towards narcissism and depression in the so-called "generation me" also cannot be excluded.

Ductile cast iron is hard to be remanufactured without preheating and post heat treatment owing to the complicated phase evolution and a great tendency to form chilled structure during cladding process.

First, there is a tendency of organisms to become much more complex at the early stages of evolution, and, second, there is a tendency of complex organisms to become simpler at the later stages of evolution.

Or perhaps at some point in our evolution, a tendency to strike first and ask questions later helped us survive.

Some say that accounts for the rescue program's constant evolution and its stop-and-start tendencies.

Can the trends rightly noted by Bergson and Teilhard — basic tendencies in biological evolution and in the technological and social evolution of the human species — be explained in scientific, physical terms?

This result indicates that sensitivity to, and tendency toward synchronous movement with an auditory rhythm exist in chimpanzees, although humans may have expanded it to unique forms of auditory and visual communication during the course of human evolution.

Also, it is important to discuss students' tendency to make a dichotomous choice between evolution and their religious beliefs.

11 The patient from this case report conforms this age tendency; thus, his immunocompromised status precipitated the evolution and influenced the treatment response.

These results indicated that CBV5 might have been circulating in China for nany years and represented an independent evolution tendency.

The relative mutabilities[5] represent the tendency of amino acid residues to be mutated during molecular evolution, and are not highly correlated with any other indices [8].