Sentence examples for evolutionary edge from inspiring English sources

A boost in social intelligence can lead to an evolutionary edge for primates.

What evolutionary edge a person gets from such a neuron awaits more study.

Biologists believe the rhythm provides an evolutionary edge, making male fireflies somehow more attractive to females.

Anthropologists say the weapon, an early complex tool, gave Homo sapiens a critical evolutionary edge.

Dr. McGowan and Dr. Marzluff believe that this ability gives crows and their brethren an evolutionary edge.

When it comes to getting out of a tricky situation, we humans have an evolutionary edge over other primates.

In other words, ~83% of the co-evolutionary edges are not predicted to be genome proximity edges with high confidence.

It's entirely possible — even probable — that the evolutionary, cutting-edge developments in the 21st century world of agriculture over the past few years have slipped under your radar.

These relationships are usually described through a weighted tree, called a phylogeny, whose leaves represent the observed taxa, internal vertices represent the intermediate ancestors, edges represent the estimated evolutionary relationships, and edge weights represent measures of the similarity between pairs of taxa.

Such a model provides a direct evolutionary mechanism for edge gains and losses, while also enabling broader application and more flexible parameterization.

Table 1 shows the average accuracy of reconstructed gene order under different selection percentages, using uniform trees with various evolutionary rates per edge, while Table 2 shows the results of Lin and Moret's tree model with various tree diameters.