Sentence examples for evolutionary act from inspiring English sources

To leave our thoughts of God for an experience of GOD is an evolutionary act.

But it's also worth acknowledging that almost all presidential candidates try and perform this evolutionary act during the switch from a primary to a general election.

Taken together, the comparison of three cellulase genes in 24 natural isolates of P. pacificus indicates that different evolutionary forces act on these genes and provides evidence for positive selection acting on Ppa-cel-2.

The correct way to think about senescence is that it's an evolutionary balancing act.

Because evolutionary processes act at the intraspecific level, genetic differences and locally adaptive characters will accumulate in stocks over time.

The appearance of these mice represents a sort of laboratory-created evolutionary balancing act, following by several years the creation of enhanced cats.

For example, elliptical eggs probably originated in reptiles, and may represent an evolutionary balancing act between large egg volumes required by precocial offspring, and a limited oviduct or pelvic opening that constrains egg girth.

When the team looked at the chromosomes of more than 1000 people from populations around the world, they concluded that the prevalence of two of these variations was due to an evolutionary balancing act that had kept them in the gene pool for as long as 500,000 years.

And because the work of transforming our own thought processes is so evolutionary an act, it requires the total engagement of body, mind, and spirit.

Since evolutionary pressures act to maintain the most critical residues, it follows that mutations that confer drug resistance are unlikely to evolve at these sites.

However, what evolutionary forces act on recombination and how, as well as whether HIV had enough time to evolve its recombination rate, remains a matter of discussion.