Sentence examples for evolution imposes from inspiring English sources

As a result of the potentially wide range of equilibrium shapes, interface crystallographies, and transitional morphologies that the microstructural evolution imposes, the experimental method provides a flexible framework for fundamental studies of the energetic and kinetic properties of ceramic metal interfaces.

Participants disregard the TOE because biological evolution imposes on them the monkey as a common ancestor.

Evolution imposes new challenges on all living organisms.

But this proposition is rarely discussed in the context of the numerous constraints on virus evolution imposed by molecular and environmental factors, which figure prominently in research on virus host interactions not dealing with host manipulation.

Unfavorable neurological evolution imposed another brain abscess stereotactic CT guided aspiration, with negative pus culture.

The rate of evolution imposed by some lesser selection differential is then easily calculated (e.g., Brown et al. 2008).

In the case that the same candidate gene and/or the same fragment of the respective gene, was identified as being evolving under positive selection in more than one of these complexes, then an indirect yet very strong proof of evolution imposed by P. falciparum infection, would be recognized.

Models indicate that fisheries-induced evolution imposed by knife-edged selectivity curves can be mitigated only by keeping F very low and confined to mature fish (Jørgensen et al. 2009), that is, by setting the minimum size threshold above the maturation reaction norm (Ernande et al. 2004).

In animal behavior, proximate mechanisms such as those concerned with development, control, and mechanics can shape evolution by imposing constraints or biases on the direction or magnitude of evolutionary change.

Strong and accurate functional dependencies in realistic patterning networks, which have likely been fine-tuned over evolution, should impose severe constraints in the manner in which combined mutational effects propagate dynamically during development.

It is clear that evolution has imposed the optimum biomass gain over reproductive growth to succeed in the natural habitats of various species.