Sentence examples for evolution has created from inspiring English sources
"This evolution has created both great challenges and tremendous opportunities for clients.
Evolution has created the various forms of life we see all around us.
"In a traditional scripted show, audiences get hooked on the villain," said Mr. Ross, whose production company, Evolution, has created many other reality shows for American television.
In fact, the logic of the situation is probably the other way around: evolution has created a mechanism for stretching out life span if the prospects for reproduction are bleak.
"Evolution has created the cells lining the mouth to be extraordinarily resistant to tumors". So at first Achatz's cancer, which may have emerged as early as 2003, had only marginal success in gaining a hold in his tongue.
The gregarious are therefore at greater risk than the lonely of catching viruses, and Dr Cole thus suggests that past evolution has created a mechanism (the details of which remain unclear) which causes white cells to respond appropriately.
Thousands of years of human evolution have created the "hairs on the back of our necks" that alert us to possible danger.
Millennia of evolution have created varieties of salmon so finely attuned to seasonal rhythms that there are identifiable biological distinctions between fish that hatch and begin their journeys at different times of the year.
The new paradigm offers a simple explanation for this phenomenon: the cancer cells kill the organism because they have been created just for this purpose; the evolution having created these killers has thereby solved some problems of top priority (see above).
Through billions of years of evolution, nature has created biological materials with remarkable properties.
Through a combination of genetic design and directed evolution, Belcher has created viruses that coat themselves with inorganic materials they wouldn't touch in nature, forming crystalline materials, which are doped at regular intervals with gold to enhance their conductivity.
