Sentence examples for evolution to shift from inspiring English sources

Although we intentionally delayed an in-depth discussion of these powerful mechanisms of evolution to shift allele frequencies, in hindsight, we could have introduced these concepts earlier in an activity or simulation to better prepare students conceptually for the lab.

In a study initiated in 2006, beetles were transferred from the LNV site to more southern latitudes including the PCO site, as well as sites below the 38th parallel (35.5°N and 35.4°N), and at all test locations, they were found to be bivoltine (Dalin et al. 2010), indicating sufficient CDL evolution to shift life history patterns.

We selected the I-SEA to determine if the relationship between trust in science and acceptance of evolution would shift depending on the context of evolution, as acceptance of evolution is likely to shift with context.

A mercury electrode was then used to shift hydrogen evolution cathodically, revealing the potential region masked by large hydrogen currents on a nickel electrode.

To overcome the unspecific hydroxylations or, on the contrary, to gain more of these products in case they are of industrial interest, rational protein design and directed evolution have been successfully performed to shift the stereoselectivity of hydroxylation by CYP106A2.

That is, the architects of the MS excluded mutationism and proclaimed that all of evolution could be reduced to "shifting gene frequencies", but we must not make the complementary mistake of imagining that all of evolution can be reduced to an origin-fixation process or to the mutationist conception of selection (#3).

The two kernels evenly share the execution time in the case of conventional, sparse initial condition; however, in the case of dense iteration step, the ratio of the evolution kernel can shift to 30:1 with respect to the planner.

Note also that the maximum water evolution is shifted to higher temperatures as increasing the treatment temperature of the alumina-supported CoMo citrate catalysts.

That is, the migratory locust populations in different refugial areas during glaciations periods could have undergone allopatric (or parapatric) divergence with adaptive evolution, and shifted to different adaptive landscapes.

"But we also have evidence of an early shift in human evolution to hypersociality — a default orientation toward trust, toward sharing resources, toward forgiveness".

Figure 1 Historical evolution and shift on availability of computing power per person.