Sentence examples for evolution choice from inspiring English sources

Eventually, an appropriate evolution choice could be achieved by examining the tradeoff space between complexity and performance.

In fact, one in every four responders considered that science exams should always include some questions concerning evolution (choice b, Fig. 5).

The general faculty correctly rejected (89%) the notion of "purpose" and "goal toward humanity" in evolution (choice b, Fig. 8) and also the misconception that humans have evolved from chimpanzees (rejection 94%, choice c, Fig. 8) or the possibility of Lamarckian inheritance of acquired traits (rejection only 69%, choice e, Fig. 8).

Although 88% (open + private acceptance of evolution; choices a + c, Fig. 6) of the New England educators of prospective teachers sampled in this study accepted evolution, their score was below the general faculty (97%, choices a + c, Fig. 6) and comparable to the students' (83%, choices a + c, Fig. 6), the latter higher than their national counterparts (above).

[Editors' note: what now follows is the decision letter after the authors submitted for further consideration.] Thank you for resubmitting your work entitled "Capturing the temporal evolution of choice in prefrontal cortex" for further consideration at eLife.

Although only one in about 20 general faculty either did not comment on this issue or said they accept evolution privately (choices b, c, Fig. 6), one in four educators of prospective teachers and one in three students held these positions.

Our findings that neither male attractiveness nor female preference for attractive males responded significantly to three generations of selection (direct or indirect) have important implications for the evolution of mate choice by indirect selection.

Finally, we ask what the implications are of our results in terms of the evolution of female choice by indirect selection.

Importantly, the guppy has already proved to be a highly suitable organism for understanding the evolution of mate choice by indirect selection due to its non-resource based mating system [ 15, 16, 19, 21- 23].

Models of the evolution of female choice have shown that genes with non-additive effects do not contribute to indirect selection on female choice (see Introduction), so any selection on female choice for genetic compatibility benefits must be direct.

Prum, R. O. Aesthetic evolution by mate choice: Darwin's really dangerous idea.