Sentence examples for evolution in the direction of a from inspiring English sources
Proponents of continued research in this area suggest that knowing the mutations involved in mammalian airborne transmission will aid surveillance, allowing us to see whether there is evolution in the direction of a pandemic virus.
Still, the existence of intermediate stages of water dependency, such as species that lay eggs close to water (e.g., in burrows) instead of in bodies of water, supports the hypothesis of an ordered and gradual evolution in the direction of a more terrestrial form of reproduction.
In addition, the existence of intermediate stages of water dependency, such as species that lay eggs close to water (e.g., in burrows) instead of inside bodies of water, supports the hypothesis of an ordered and gradual evolution in the direction of a more terrestrial reproduction [ 12, 14].
Bismarck's shift had serious political implications: it signified his opposition to any further evolution in the direction of political democracy.
The cause of the error is the fast evolution of the stream in the direction of the arrows.
Over time, in fact, the evolution of capitalism has been in the direction of more trust and transparency, and less self-serving behavior; not coincidentally, this evolution has brought with it greater productivity and economic growth.
As in the case of biological evolution, the direction of such evolutionary processes remains open.
Nabokov did believe that natural selection could explain many adaptations and shifts in the direction of evolution, but he did not think it could explain mimicry.
During our evolution, how did we humans turn in the direction of hate and War instead of care and Love?
Fluctuations in the direction of evolution have been demonstrated on the time scale of decades in Darwin finches, where selection on body size and beak shape has changed direction in time (Grant and Grant 2002).
Stasis, convergence, and limits in the direction of morphological evolution occur within lineages even when strong selection is implicated in divergence [ 4- 7].
