Sentence examples for evolution dictates from inspiring English sources

Evolution dictates that pathogens will be ever with us, and the need for antibiotics will not disappear, even if we get much better at recruiting our own microbes to help deter the bad guys.

The intermediate species formed after oxygen evolution dictated the resulting carbon skeleton and thus the graphitizability.

The resulting phylogenetic tree for Gγ-subunit-like sequences demonstrated type-dependent, rather than plant evolution dictated topology (Fig.  2).

In comparison, football, if evolution ever dictated, could change to the point that tackling no longer existed.

If Europe is to become a centralized state, it will do so by evolution, not dictate.

The developmental principles that establish the columnar edifice of the cerebral cortex underlie its evolution and dictate its physiological operations and cognitive capacity.

As such, they are evolutionary endpoints resulting from long-term evolution as dictated by selection pressures only.

With change afoot, evolution may well dictate that Europe cannot hang on to its crown and privileged status forever; for once the world game is actually beginning to look like a world game.

Second, NASP evolution is essentially dictated by the constraints present on TPR motifs.

Can one outsmart the dictates of evolution?

Importantly, the choice of failure mode dictates the evolution of key physical properties, such as permeability.