Sentence examples for evolutionary modalities from inspiring English sources
Recently, however, the notion of the fundamental distinction between the evolutionary modalities of intracellular and extracellular bacteria was replaced by the more biologically realistic concept of allopatric vs. sympatric lifestyles [ 7- 9].
Should we make a leap of faith (admittedly, it is a considerable one) and accept that the evolutionary modalities of this simple, virtual system reflects those of real biological systems, this gives us a genuinely novel outlook at the evolution of complexity.
I do agree that these mechanisms (and other similar ones, e.g. stress-induced mutagenesis) can be legitimately described as exploratory response and do represent a distinct evolutionary modality (in Ref. 59, Yuri Wolf and I defined this class of phenomena as quasi-Lamarckian).
Physiological mechanisms are adapted over evolutionary time to generate and receive signals in various modalities (Bradbury & Vehrencamp, 2011).
In other words, we asked whether the different modalities of the metabolic network growth happened in different evolutionary periods.
Darwin emphasized the evolutionary importance of genuinely random, undirected variation whereas the Lamarckian modality of evolution is centered at directed variation that is specifically caused by environmental factors.
The sequence characteristics and evolutionary analyses of taste receptor genes suggested that nearly all cetaceans may have lost all taste modalities except for that of salt.
Further, the PC theory provides a parsimonious explanation for concept formation, one which eschews the need for a modality-independent semantic system— a controversial idea that opposes what we know about the timescale for evolutionary development (for more on this, see Barsalou, 2008; Dehaene & Cohen, 2007).
The modalities of withdrawal need obvious attention.
That puzzles evolutionary biologists.
