Sentence examples for evolutionary necessity from inspiring English sources

Another evolutionary necessity is a mechanism that will guide the partners into the proper orientation for efficient copulation.

Male kiwis incubate the eggs, an evolutionary necessity because females lay eggs as large as 30percentt of their body weight and need time to recover.

One of the things I found most compelling about the movie "Privileged Planet" is its argument that our ability to discern the design of the universe cannot be explained by evolutionary necessity.

They have developed through evolutionary necessity the ability to pinpoint the location of chirping crickets, on whose bodies the female deposits her larva (which then consume the said crickets) to propagate.

Sometimes people say to me, "why should I read a poem?" There are plenty of answers, from the profound – a poem is such an ancient means of communication that it feels like an evolutionary necessity – to the practical; a poem is like a shot of espresso – the fastest way to get a hit of mental and spiritual energy.

To Mr Gioia, such similarities argue for a Darwinian view of love songs that they are an evolutionary necessity, fulfilling a role similar in nature and intent to bird songs.Objections to love songs sound similar across cultures: that singing about sex and romance threatens to turn young listeners away from a stable and virtuous life.

The fundamental question in the whole story of evolution of RNA editing is whether origin of the editing machinery was merely a historic accident or it represented an evolutionary innovation of necessity.

As to whether the origin of the editing machinery "was merely a historic accident or it represented an evolutionary innovation of necessity", a primary tenet in evolutionary theory is that evolution cannot be and is not anticipatory, so that I would find 'innovation of necessity' a difficult concept to swallow.

While the evolutionary and functional necessity for non-long form PDE4 splice variants remains unclear, our analysis suggests they likely have a distinct role, unique from long form splice variants in the hydrolysis of cAMP, which is directly linked to the loss of UCR1 and UCR2 domains and may not be entirely related to the incorporation of variable amino termini.

Views about the instruction of teachers regarding evolutionary theory and the necessity of said instruction:   7.

DeSalle and Tattersall end the first chapter with a discussion of how understanding human origins and evolution and evolutionary principles are a necessity in solving such modern world problems as disease, bioterrorism, and the energy crisis.