Sentence examples for evolutionary foresight from inspiring English sources
In large populations, our results show that a single parameter reliably predicts the extent of this evolutionary "foresight" across a wide range of parameters.
As a measure of evolutionary foresight, we analyze the probability that the double-mutant v fixes as a function of the relevant mutation rates, selection coefficients, and population size.
It was quickly realised that this suffered from evolutionary foresight; introns would have had to have evolved in order to promote shuffling of domains, thereby producing new protein variants that would, possibly, be useful at some future point (Blake 1978 Nature 273:267; Doolittle 1978 Nature 272 581).
The lack of "evolutionary foresight" necessarily implies that the genetic code, at least in the key features of its "codon-to-aa" assignment, was at first evolving not in anticipation of the catalytic advantage of proteins over RNAs, but simply in response to the current, pressing needs of the RNA world, meaning that the origin of the primary code preceded its use in translation [ 16, 17].
Incorporating evolutionary thought and foresight into management decisions essentially forces managers to consider each of their actions and the complex set of consequences that may arise in both the short and long-term.
To be more specific, this idea assigns to the evolutionary the kind of foresight it can never possess.
Thus, GENESIS-CBA produces a complex co-evolutionary network where limited foresight of agents may lead to complex oscillatory patterns.
Human intelligence and foresight can change those institutions and make action plans that will bring the full power of evolutionary biology to bear on problems of human health.
Evolutionary progress had moved from the level of the biological to the cultural and its realisation was dependent upon foresight, planning and control (Huxley, 1942: 571-78; 1966[1964]: 76).
