Sentence examples for evolutionary move from inspiring English sources

In The Tomorrow People (1973-79), childrembodyody the next evolutionary move, the homo superior (with sideways connections to Bowie's "Oh! You Pretty Things").

The emerging paradigm is that TEs may be considered as templates of pre-organized combinations of binding sequences which can then move around in the genome carrying an already prepackaged combinatorial regulatory information which can subsequently be fine tuned by local evolutionary moves (mainly point mutations) according to the specific needs of the target genes.

Rather than regarding morality as the intended result of a complex large scale bargaining process between fully informed and fully rational agents, the evolutionary approach moves away from all these assumptions.

Others, however, think it's time for evolutionary biologists to move on.

It is imperative that students are introduced to the concept of inheritance as a vehicle through which species change can occur and the evolutionary process can move onward.

The recent realization of how intimately and specifically mosquitoes and Plasmodium co-evolve in Nature is driving vector molecular biologists and evolutionary ecologists to move closer to the natural setting under the common umbrella of 'Ecological immunology'.

And because evolutionary changes can move "sideways and backwards and occasionally forward," he says it's important to understand when the specific genetic adaptations occurred that allowed unicellular organisms to combine, specialize, and give rise to true multicellularity.

Phylogenies can also move evolutionary biology lessons from the level of microevolution to the level of macroevolutionary change, which is often missing in standard curricula (Padian, 2008).

But genetic and evolutionary thinking have moved on.

Richard Dawkins, the evolutionary biologist, has moved to a new publisher for his next book, the story of his intellectual evolution and his work as an atheist.

Yet I always adhered to my choice of evolutionary change -- moving deliberately so that we would not break the backs of the people and the country and would avoid bloodshed.