Sentence examples similar to evolutionary driven from inspiring English sources

But this isn't conscious choice, more an evolutionary drive.

"It appears from our study that we have the evolutionary drive" to exercise.

The solution No one has bottomed out an evolutionary drive for infidelity.

The observed conservation of metabolite concentrations is consistent with an evolutionary drive to utilize enzymes efficiently given thermodynamic and osmotic constraints.

There has been an evolutionary drive for a development of predictive capacity and one result is the development of the frontal lobes.

The small observed structural cost provides a strong physical rationale for the evolutionary drive from RNA to RNP-based function in biology.

Or is there an underlying evolutionary drive whereby sex outside a relationship could potentially give you more offspring if you are a man, or better-quality children if you're a woman?

Since fats are essential for cell functioning, Dr. Piomelli continued, "we have this evolutionary drive to recognize fat, and when we have access to it, to consume as much as we possibly can".

This case of HIS trans-differentiation, with tumour cells no longer dependent on BCR signalling, indicates that ibruitinib resistance may be a more complex process than initially thought, and this potent therapy may serve as a strong evolutionary drive to differentiate away from the B-cell identity and its accompanying dependency on BCR signalling.

Most animals keep having babies until they drop, part of the evolutionary drive to spread their genes as widely as possible.

Recently, scientists have found data on cooperative behavior in many animal species, as well as in human societies, that do not conform to evolutionary models based solely on competition and the evolutionary drive to pass on selfish genes.