Sentence examples for evolution to respond from inspiring English sources
Analysis of pooled screens using microarrays underwent a similar evolution to respond to changes in platform and the development of microarray algorithms in general (Schena et al. 1995; Shoemaker et al. 1996; Lum et al. 2004).
Large-scale shifts in habitat during evolution require populations to respond to new selective pressures, often resulting in a cascade of novel morphologies.
The Psp system is part of the sophisticated stress response machinery that E. coli has acquired over the course of evolution in order to respond to adverse environmental conditions [ 4].
"We are daytime mammals, after all," Ms. Winn writes, "and evolution has programmed us to respond to failing light by crawling into a safe, snug place and going to sleep".
Participants who accepted evolution were more likely to respond that they were not religious, or that they were spiritual, moderately religious, or didn't know.
Evolutionary psychology goes one step further by assuming that organizational structures are manifestations of a deeper psychology that was selected for by evolution as it enabled humans to respond adaptively to different environmental challenges.
Cleaves and Toplis express "serious concern about whether all science teachers and prospective science teachers have a scientific view of evolution or have sufficient training to respond to 'alternative theories' in science lessons" (p.30).
Through evolution, we're hard-wired to respond to fear with intensity.
This convergent evolution provides eukaryotes better ability to respond to low-oxygen conditions and offers them a competitive Darwinian advantage (35).
These results suggest that plants favored the evolution of small, hypervariable genes to respond quickly and economically to multiple environmental signals.
The Niger Delta clastic wedge prograded into the Gulf of Guinea at an increase rate that was so steady in order to respond to the evolution of these drainage areas and continued basement subsidence.
