Sentence examples for evolution to reflect from inspiring English sources

They need transition points or planned as stages of evolution to reflect new levels of compelling needs.

The future of carcinogen identification will be one of continuing evolution to reflect changes in the underlying science.

If evolution were to reflect an inevitable march of progress, a logical corollary is that modern-day phenomena can be explained by yesterday's precursors.

This is consistent with the view that the frequent acquisition of nucleotide metabolism enzymes during DNA virus evolution appears to reflect specific adaptations of viruses for the different types of cells in which they propagate [ 22].

This indicates that SNARE proteins have diversified only slowly during evolution, but fast enough to reflect species evolution within the fungi kingdom.

Yet tastes evolve, in sport as in any other sphere.Sport is life, the rest a shadowIn football, the evolution seems curiously to reflect politics.

Rapid spatial bedform evolution is suggested to reflect an increase in subglacial erosive power that may be diagnostic of palaeo-ice-sheet thermal boundaries (i.e. from cold- to warm-based), and is also consistent with the expected downstream increase in ice velocity within an ice-stream onset zone.

If this is the case, then we should expect major changes in biological evolution to be reflected in major changes in the types of soils.

One key example is tree evolution: although often thought to reflect competition for light, light limitation is unlikely for plants with such low photosynthetic potential.

A classification should be able to recognize distinctive characteristics which have evolved in a group and if we cannot do that it is in consequence impossible to reflect evolution (Brummitt 2006).

The major differences are in the respiratory pathways and genes associated with cell morphology, both of which are likely to reflect evolution in different environmental niches.