Sentence examples for evolutionary needs from inspiring English sources

QsarDB addresses such evolutionary needs very well via the cargo extension mechanism.

Employing RPF-EHRs for epidemiological purposes will certainly be a driving force in defining evolutionary needs at source and notably in adding metadata.

Indeed, the two arms of many pre-miRNAs are conserved (especially in "seed sequences"), providing the possibility to be regulatory molecules, and the arm switching phenomenon further enriches the dynamic miRNAome by controlling miRNA expression profiles to adapt to functional and/or evolutionary needs.

Perhaps it's an evolutionary need, to deal with the unexpected.

It may be borne not out of romanticism but from the evolutionary need to survive.

The art in ice age caves such as those in Niaux has the same qualities as the art of Rembrandt, Da Vinci and Picasso, and is as hard to reduce to a simple biological urge or obvious evolutionary need.

The research is in line with previous studies on the subject, and adds evidence to the theory that facial pareidolia emerged from an evolutionary need to recognize other friends – and foes – in a pinch.

That's an evolutionary need now within IT.

And while the women, seeking to fulfill their evolutionary need to procreate, are treated with sympathy and respect, the men, following a different evolutionary call, are viewed with suspicion, she said.

Our pattern-obsessed minds--born from an evolutionary need to make predictions related to survival--see meaning in patterns, objects, sounds, and life events that aren't tied together by anything more than chance.

Thus, there may have been less evolutionary need for a lipid antioxidant in olive oil.