Sentence examples for evolutionary condition from inspiring English sources

The presence of swimming sperm apparently represents a more primitive transitional evolutionary condition.

Of course, we can still use The Turing Test to determine whether an individual machine is intelligent: but our answer to the question won't depend merely upon whether or not the machine is successful in The Turing Test; there is the further "evolutionary" condition that also must be satisfied.

We repeated the artificial evolution several hundred times for any given evolutionary condition defined by Ntar and μ (Ntar = 10 except for Fig. 4C).

These results suggest that thermal adaptive evolution optimized the global gene expression patterns, not only at evolution-stimulating high temperatures but also at the regular temperature, which did not simulate an evolutionary condition.

A diet of grain-free whole foods with carbohydrate from cellular tubers, leaves, and fruits may produce a gastrointestinal microbiota consistent with our evolutionary condition, potentially explaining the exceptional macronutrient-independent metabolic health of non-Westernized populations, and the apparent efficacy of the modern "Paleolithic" diet on satiety and metabolism.

It also encourages students to reflect upon the evolutionary conditions under which we predict selection for elevated recombination.

Results and experiments are presented to characterize the training process and the acquisition of controller competency under different evolutionary conditions.

This study generates predictions about the evolutionary conditions conducive to the emergence of communication and provides guidelines for designing artificial evolutionary systems displaying spontaneous communication.

In some marine mammals, evolutionary conditions led to the loss of the short(S -wavelength coneS -wavelengthat researcones suggest is relatraito thatmaresearchersnment.

We first evaluated whether incorporating parameter uncertainty using BI as commonly practiced causes topological bias under simple but challenging evolutionary conditions [19].

Under simple evolutionary conditions, BI required a 25% longer internal branch than ML to recover the correct phylogeny with 95% frequency (Table S1).