Sentence examples for evolutionary public from inspiring English sources
We study evolutionary public goods game on geographical networks, i.e., complex networks which are located on a geographical plane.
When those personal agendas are tied to religion, as they so often are in the debate over abortion or in the manufactured controversy over evolutionary theory, public passion is easily aroused.
Evolutionary views of public justification, such as those advanced by Bryan Skyrms (1996) and Gerald Gaus (2011) are late-comers to public reason liberalism.
Learning about evolution over millennia for humans and over hours or days for microbes enlivens the experience of understanding evolutionary biology in public health context.
The evolutionary approach to public justification can be understood in terms of what James March calls "adaptive" rationality rather than "calculated" rationality, where rationality is achieved when an agent adapts effectively to her environment regardless of how she does so (March 1978).
But many also supported either teaching creationism or the idea that God guided the evolutionary process in public schools.
She studies evolutionary biology and public health, and has been researching the effects of testosterone on disease for years, particularly testosterone's relationship with heart disease.
One of the consequences of this failure is that we continue to waste time debating the role of evolutionary biology in public schools.
Our study underlines the importance of ecological and evolutionary factors in public health issues such as the spread of food-borne pathogenic bacteria and antimicrobial resistance.
Regardless, the result does seem like a rather modest advance in our understanding of the evolutionary interplay between public goods, diffusion, cooperation, etc.
A recent paper in BMC Biology describing a new phylogenomic pipeline to help automate the inference of evolutionary trees from public sequence databases provides another important tool in our efforts to derive the Tree of Life.
