Sentence examples for evolutionary ones from inspiring English sources

Alongside this, there is a body of theoretical literature on how and why plastic responses should affect evolutionary ones.

These studies were oriented toward psychological and physiological questions rather than ecological or evolutionary ones.

The first is that some of the theories offered so far, especially the evolutionary ones, invoke processes or entities that are controversial even outside the context of religion.

He illustrates how essentialist explanations have been replaced by evolutionary ones.

We interpret these dependencies as evolutionary ones due to ˙ν being nearly proportional to the pulsars' age.

Furthermore, because the researchers were studying modern humans, the results may reflect recent changes rather than evolutionary ones, Dunsworth says.

The reason is an evolutionary one.

"Of course, prejudice does not require a rational basis, let alone an evolutionary one," they said in the article.

This is not an aesthetic argument (I loved the morality play of those Islanders and Oilers dynasties, too) but an evolutionary one, as Nick says.

aegyptiacus was an evolutionary one-off, or a lucky find hinting that other dinosaurs presumed to be kings on land were in fact sea-dwellers.

It's not his finest work: the innovation of its evolutionary, one-movement form is undercut by an occasional lack of thematic inspiration, above all in the big march that forms it climax.