Sentence examples for evolution could alter from inspiring English sources

Evolution could alter rates of genetic exchange by acting on a number of different mechanisms.

What ever the cause of allele frequency changes, such evolution could alter vectoring capacity, because different TEP1 alleles are established to alter susceptibility [ 21, 23, 27], at least to some Plasmodium species.

Fisheries-induced evolution could alter species interactions (Gårdmark et al. 2003) and by only modeling a single species, we could be missing other possible reserve effects (Mangel and Levin 2005; Baskett et al. 2006, 2007a), especially when size- or location-specific predation affects the evolution of the traits explored here.

The phenomenon observed could be a manifestation of the septic cascade evolution, which could alter platelet count and function, otherwise a complication of the extracorporeal technique.

The paper concludes with an assessment of long-run trends in travel demand and technology that could alter the evolution of traffic congestion and priorities for road pricing and investment.

But because supermassive black holes at the centers of galaxies produce winds and jets of material that regulate star formation, the rare expulsion of the gravitational guzzlers could alter the evolution of the galaxies they once called home, Blecha says.

Given that gender-specific selective pressures on codon usage could alter gene evolution and structure, and thereby influence population genetics, disease, and/or reproductive biology, and given the general lack of data to date, further investigation is warranted.

The ubiquity of pandemic (H1N1) 2009 and its ability to infect a diverse range of hosts is worrisome for the health of wildlife and for the possibility of creating additional reservoirs that could alter the evolution of subtype H1N1 viruses by applying varied selection pressures and establishing new ways of generating unique reassortant strains.

With their potential to become established in ducks, continued circulation of A(H5N8) viruses could alter the genetic evolution of pre-existing avian poultry strains.

If correct, these changes could alter the course of evolution by giving natural selection new targets to act on.

Soon, anything repetitive within a frame of reference will be taken over by weak AI, and the strong AI will become the next frontier in technology — with a potential that could alter the course of human evolution.