Sentence examples for evolutionary behaviour from inspiring English sources

Cosmogony, in astronomy, study of the evolutionary behaviour of the universe and the origin of its characteristic features.

A set of representative agents is selected and their evolutionary behaviour analysed.

By combining simulation routines and a multi-objective evolutionary algorithm with a deterministic and stochastic framework, the software imitates the evolutionary behaviour of the system of interest, helping the farm manager to 'navigate' through his system's dynamic phase space.

Finally Ben discovers how the jaws of a man-eating tiger are vital evidence in understanding the role of predation on human evolutionary behaviour.

Nail-biting, in my view, isn't some revealing personality characteristic, nor a maladaptive echo of some useful evolutionary behaviour.

The study of the molecular evolution of this type of loci raises keen interest as their evolutionary behaviour is in sharp contrast with the vast majority of the other genes, and the mechanisms leading to high allelic polymorphism remain unclear.

This association is further supported by the significant co-evolutionary behaviour observed between some of the rDNA clusters and centromeres suggesting that the joint presence of these two genomic structures may lead to genome instability and predispose to chromosomal rearrangements.

To study this, a fundamental approach is followed, linking the evolutionary material behaviour with the ongoing hydration process.

The achievements of the applications of ecological modeling to population dynamics, evolutionary and behaviour ecology, global climate change, ecotoxicology, conservation of biodiversity, sustainable use of biological resources and ecological engineering, and space analysis of ecological data are reviewed.

Therefore fish eating would not be an evolutionary stable behaviour for tigers in areas with adequate ungulate prey density.

This may be an evolutionary selected behaviour because continuous and rapid cycling is ultimately detrimental to the stem cell population as with each sequential round of cell division there increasingly exists the probability of acquiring a cumulative burden of DNA mutations.