Sentence examples for evolution not only from inspiring English sources

Evolution not only has a different flavor outside the animal kingdom; it also may give the tree of life a different shape.

"We have reached a point in the evolution not only of music, but of the world, where people have less resistance to being mixed," he said.

The exhibition reveals the evolution not only of American botany and horticulture, but also how the printing industry and the mass production of books democratized knowledge.

Several speakers described model projects in progress, which try to make evolution not only believable but also quite real to students at every level.

This piece shows how important it is not to confuse functional evolution with physical evolution, not only when considering biological systems per se, but social systems as well.

Evolution not only allows us to understand and appreciate the history and fantastic biodiversity of life, it helps solve biological problems that impact our lives.

Authors' response It is true that mutation-based evolution is an entropy increase process, but evolution may not only be mutation-based.

This also brings out a feature of Darwinian evolution that is not often noted: the basis of evolution is not only survival, but competition itself.

Further analysis of various aspects of XPA in hydra will be of great value to understand the evolution of not only NER in animals, but possibly also the evolution of the nervous system.

This time dependent evolution concerns not only the stiffness properties but also the strength characteristics.

Palumbi, a biologist at Harvard, does an excellent job of showing how man-made evolution is not only real but relevant.