Sentence examples for evolution to higher from inspiring English sources

Stebbins shares the credit for formulating and applying the modern synthetic theory of evolution to higher organisms.

Earlier termination of SRx due to Nb addition accelerates the growth of the dislocation density and hence extends the range of austenite fragmentation (subgrain structure evolution) to higher temperatures (Kodzhaspirov et al. 2006; Rybin 1986).

At a first glance, the data suggest that the sequence of conventional actins reached a nearly perfect evolutionary level in D. discoideum, which changed only marginally during further evolution to higher eukaryotes.

The finding of group E MAPKs from lower green algae and other organisms fell as an independent group suggests that these MAPKs were evolved independently and diverged during evolution to higher eukaryotes.

Even if the transmissibility of an emerging disease is initially below the threshold necessary to sustain it in a population, the potential for the organism's evolution to higher levels may exist (14, 15 ).

A recent study [ 7] has experimentally demonstrated that certain MD vaccinates can select for MDVs that replicate and spread better, which in turn helps to promote viral evolution to higher virulence as this increased viral load favors the chance that one or more cells in a chicken will get transformed.

UWB technology will appeal to consumers by enabling an evolution to high-performance WUSB, Wireless 1394, and IP over UWB connectivity solutions.

Selection restricts inflorescence evolution to high fitness paths that vary with climate and other factors that influence reproductive success – explaining why some evolutionary transitions are more likely than others.

All of these considerations, of course, are—or at any rate ought to be familiar to readers of Evolution: Education and Outreach, and it is clear how they help to answer the question under consideration, "Why even bother to teach evolution to high school students?

During a panel discussion following a recent screening of No Dinosaurs In Heaven (http://www.nodinosaursinheaven.org/), a new film about the creationism/evolution controversy, one of us was asked by someone in the audience, "Why even bother to teach evolution to high school students?

Studies on a wide range of species are necessary to understand parallel and convergent adaptive evolution to high elevations between poikilotherms and endotherms.