Sentence examples for evolutionary problem from inspiring English sources

Restoring Archaeopteryx to the avian family tree solves a thorny evolutionary problem that emerged when it was removed.

These parasites have turned an evolutionary problem (being killed along with their host) into an evolutionary opportunity (being transferred to the predator and continuing to feed).

But it was an equally challenging evolutionary problem to make a brain about the size of a poppy seed, in the case of the fruit fly, "that can do everything in the behavioral repertory of a fly".

The process is a solution to an evolutionary problem: how a mammal can walk upright, which requires a small, fixed, bony pelvis, and also possess a large brain, which entails a baby whose head is too big to fit through that small pelvis.

Unsurprisingly, cognitive biases played a role in college-level evolutionary problem solving (Sinatra et al. 2008).

As in other science domains, evolutionary problem representation and problem solving performance were tightly coupled.

Yet more maths showed how multiple, different solutions to evolutionary problems could co-exist none able to drive the others extinco-exist none

The application of these techniques to evolutionary problems made possible the pursuit of issues that earlier could not be investigated for example, exploring the extent of genetic variation in natural populations (which sets bounds on their evolutionary potential) and determining the amount of genetic change that occurs during the formation of new species.

Its privileges are a product of its malleability through the absence of normal cellular checkpoints with a concomitant ability to slide backwards with some flexibility along an evolutionary scale since it maintains a connection to its evolutionary problem-solving capacity.

A parallel hybrid framework that combines gene expression programming (GEP) as the evolutionary problem-solving methodology and alternative meta-heuristics for tuning parameter values of the parallel GEP runs is presented.

The operators under consideration naturally arise in the study of evolutionary problems in mathematical physics.