Sentence examples for evolutionary components from inspiring English sources

The method has been developed based on an incremental approach using the combination of promising evolutionary components to address the concerned multimodal problem.

Over the years, many different approaches in Evolutionary Fuzzy Systems have been developed for improving the behavior of fuzzy systems, either acting on the Fuzzy Rule Base Systems' elements, or by defining new approaches for the evolutionary components.

Development of obesity and its associated complications may be attributed to multiple factors including genetic, dietary, environmental and evolutionary components, although pinpointing each specific influence has been rather difficult [1], [3].

This has raised questions about the extent to which the evolutionary component of evolutionary psychologists' hypotheses is being tested (see e.g. Shapiro and Epstein 1998; Lloyd 1999; Lloyd and Feldman 2002).

Sexual selection is a powerful evolutionary component of natural selection that provides some individuals with more mates than others due to either mate preference or competition for access to mates.

This suggests that perhaps an evolutionary component is a factor here, and that some people have brains that are susceptible to immediately hating foreigners without any rational justification.

Ongoing changes in many populations could have an evolutionary component, although this has not been explicitly tested.

The maturation process is determined by an ecological component that operates through phenotypic plasticity and an evolutionary component that works through genetic adaptation (Dieckmann and Heino 2007).

Invasive species eventually encounter rare pathogen genotypes thus supporting the evolutionary component of the decline in invasiveness (K. Reinhart, pers. comm).

The evolutionary component of species invasions has been the growing focus of studies on the adaptation of introduced species in a novel environment and the evolutionary consequences for native species in invaded communities [ 6, 7].

Mitochondrial fusion in mammalian cells depends on a distinct set of evolutionary conserved components, namely the dynamin-related GTPases Mfn1,2 and OPA1 (for reviews see [3]).