Sentence examples for evolutionary price from inspiring English sources
The study suggests that chimpanzees may pay an evolutionary price for learning to be social.
Slowly losing our minds, it turns out, may be the evolutionary price we pay for having bigger brains and longer life spans.
The spread of V. filiformis to Europe came at an evolutionary price: the accumulation of mutations deleterious to sexual reproduction following Muller's ratchet.
Of course, such measures can be costly to local human communities (who might need to be adequately compensated), but the long-term evolutionary price incurred by ignoring these considerations for EER could be much higher.
There is an evolutionary price, however, to the long term use of vegetatively-propagated clones; namely, narrowing of the genetic basis and loss of biodiversity that endangers and, in extreme cases, precludes further breeding improvement (Harris et al. 2002; Janick 2005).
The phylogenetic tree was inferred using the approximated maximum-likelihood method implemented in FastTree v1.4 with the Whelan and Goldman (WAG) matrix and a gamma correction for variable evolutionary rates (Price et al. 2009).
In evolutionary terms, psychosis can be described as "the price that Homo sapiens pays…" [Crow, 1997a] and its pathology as the "…failure of lateralization…" [Crow, 1997b] for language.
The evolutionary process of the prices and excess demand is generated by the following method of price adjustment.
The book offers extensive coverage of new and advanced topics in financial economics such as the term structure of interest rates, credit derivatives and credit risk, domestic and international portfolio theory, multi-agent and evolutionary approaches, capital asset pricing beyond consumption-based models, and dynamic portfolio decisions.
Differential Evolution (DE) is a type of evolutionary algorithm originally proposed by Price and Storn [19] for optimization problems over a continuous domain.
The evolutionary game theory (Smith and Price 1973) naturally applies to biology; however, it can be adopted to explain and predict many phenomena in economics, business, and other issues in social and political areas.
