Sentence examples for evolutionary view from inspiring English sources

Anaximander held an evolutionary view of living things.

Scientists have found an evolutionary view of animal behavior to be a powerful tool.

An evolutionary view, he and others hope, might encourage a broader, more nuanced search for treatments.

She trades in her starry-eyed romanticism for a brutal evolutionary view of sexual relations.

From the evolutionary view there's just this … dog, wandering around villages, but from our modern point of view, there are these dogs.

For this we outline an activity theoretical and evolutionary view by drawing conceptual tools from science and technology studies and other relevant social scientific literature.

The impact of Charles Darwin's Origin of Species, published in 1859, was of course great and further enhanced the appeal of the evolutionary view of things.

Darwin worked against a background of all kinds of evolutionary views, including those of his grandfather, Erasmus.

After this experience, the high school students remembered mutations and linked them to new evolutionary views.

Zoonomia was widely read and translated but eventually lost influence in medicine, possibly because of its evolutionary views.

Unfortunately, studies on evolutionary views are scarce in Brazil, and we still do not know which factors drive such a small proportion.