Sentence examples for evolution of mechanisms from inspiring English sources

He starts with the evolution of mechanisms to maintain our bodies' steady temperature of 98.6 degrees, which leads into an engaging digression on the physics of fans.

Garza-Garcia, A. A., Driscoll, P. C. & Brockes, J. P. Evidence for the local evolution of mechanisms underlying limb regeneration in salamanders.

This involves not only the evolution of environmental sensors but also the concurrent evolution of mechanisms by which this information can be processed and acted upon.

This might have led to the evolution of mechanisms specifically for distinguishing between living and dead animals in terms of their ability to act.

The evolution of mechanisms around these barriers in mosquitoes, including biochemical salivary cocktails that circumvent immune and hemostatic responses of hosts, and thermoregulation and highly specialized mouthparts and sensory organs, have had tremendous implications for human health, throughout history and today.

Most microorganisms adapted to life in milk owe their ability to thrive in this habitat to the evolution of mechanisms for the use of the most abundant sugar present on it, lactose, as a carbon source.

The evolution of mechanism underlying the buffering of the phenotype against genetic and environmental influences has received much theoretical and experimental attention in recent years, yet the evolutionary origin of the observed robustness remains unresolved.

The formation of heteromorphic sex chromosomes has occurred independently several times in evolution, and their formation is accompanied by an expression problem that must be solved by the co-evolution of mechanisms that compensate this unbalance.

These examples illustrate the apparently multiple evolutions of mechanisms that couple genomic instability pathways with stress responses and stress (reviewed in 2).

Understanding the patterns of expression of these genes will help elucidate the circadian molecular clock mechanism in corals and the evolution of clock mechanisms within the metazoan lineage.

Ratnoff, O. D. The evolution of hemostatic mechanisms.