Sentence examples for evolutionary interventions from inspiring English sources

The recognition of these differences can help us to understand how evolutionary interventions should be implemented differently in different contexts.

Some theoretically sensible evolutionary interventions might be ruled out owing to their initial cost or environmental effects (Thrall et al. 2011).

This project aims at demonstrating that an evolutionary intervention package featuring low cost, integration with routine services, cultural sensitization and self-optimization, is effective and sustainable in preventing diabetes.

The importance of understanding the potentially counterintuitive evolutionary repercussions of interventions has lead to modeling of vaccination [12] and treatment effects [13] on pathogen virulence.

Detecting potential changes in genetic diversity in schistosome populations following chemotherapy with praziquantel (PZQ) is crucial if we are to fully understand the impact of such chemotherapy with respect to the potential emergence of resistance and/or other evolutionary outcomes of interventions.

However, the evolutionary impact of interventions on reservoir host populations has been neglected.

Some of the potential evolutionary effects of interventions have been studied with model organisms and while their results are important they are not always well understood.

Feminist interventions regarding evolutionary models of sexual selection are important for at least two reasons.

Additionally, managers may be able to use knowledge of a species' evolutionary past to design interventions that will have the strongest (or weakest, depending on the goal) impact on the population, both numerically and evolutionarily.

Such tests would go a long way in elucidating which selection pressures are the most powerful drivers of evolutionary change and what interventions are optimal for long-term parasite control.

Addressing genetic effects of physical barriers and reproductive behaviors in novel populations may forecast evolutionary consequences of human intervention.