Sentence examples for evolve greater from inspiring English sources

We need to see business models evolve, greater business engagement with government and further long-term government policy certainty to provide additional incentives to the market.

This capacity for regeneration -- the ability of cells at a wound site to "dedifferentiate," or return to a state of early embryonic flexibility -- becomes progressively lost in animals that evolve greater adult complexity by von Baer's universal process of "locking in," with increasing specialization of parts.

If true, that trend could evolve greater demand for improved patent laws and enforcement.

Thus, moths would be expected to be under strong directional selection and should evolve greater tongue lengths (Fig. 1).

Prokaryotes show no tendency to evolve greater morphological complexity, despite their metabolic virtuosity.

When this condition is not satisfied the predator will evolve resistance to the parasite and the parasite will evolve greater virulence.

"You need to evolve great brands in order to stay relevant," said Kate Shevack, vice president for marketing for the food division of Reckitt Benckiser in Wayne, N.J.

Only millions of years later did many species within these groups evolve great size and distinct appearances, he notes.

Dr. Clark's first thought was that the population might have evolved greater resistance to disease.

Although there are not yet enough long-term data to say for sure that great tits are evolving greater phenotypic plasticity, says Nussey, this advantage suggests that over time, the more flexible birds will win out.

Indeed the study found that the populations founded by the robust clones evolved greater resistance to heat shock than the populations founded by the brittle clones, even though their initial mean fitness in the heat-shock treatment was indistinguishable (McBride et al. 2008).