Sentence examples for evolutionary status from inspiring English sources

Scott plays Roger Swanson, a New York advertising copywriter, who has trapped his friends in a stupendous lecture on the evolutionary status of the male — "Are men absolutely necessary?" What ignites the scene is its doubleness: nobody can hog a table like Roger, yet, if he is right, he barely belongs in the sty.

Based on the search scope, evolutionary status of an algorithm could be divided into exploration, intermediate, and exploitation.

This is related not simply to their age, but rather to the evolutionary status and stage of development of the nebula.

The requirement states that language can be accorded the evolutionary status of an adaptation by natural selection if it exhibits complex adaptive design for some evolutionary significant function.

He adds that Aurornis and Anchiornis could be either adult or juvenile versions of the same species, rather than separate species; if so, that could lead to very different conclusions about their evolutionary status, including the definite possibility that they are not birds at all.

I suppose we are in the sense that our advanced evolutionary status, intelligence, and abilities, surpass others but at the end of the day: I am an animal.

Evolutionary conservation status was established by Phasta 17-way Conserved element annotation (hg18).

A variety of approaches have been developed and applied, based on criteria such as the evolutionary conservation status or structural parameters, to characterize and select the nsSNPs that are most likely to have functional consequences [ 13- 19].

However, its evolutionary and taxonomic status is controversial.

In addition, both dioecious sexual and hermaphroditic clonal lineages were found in Asia [ 17, 31] but their evolutionary relationships, taxonomic status and nomenclature are still uncertain.

However, little information is available about its ecological, evolutionary and genetic status, despite the urgent need for guidelines for the conservation of the species.