Sentence examples for evolve individually from inspiring English sources

Yes, genes evolve individually as trees, barring recombination.

("Evolving individually has been important to keeping this band together," said Mr. Sambora).

Ego has intelligence and evolves individually by collaborating with the mind in an attempt to understand the world and develop strategies for anticipating, preventing or defending against threatening situations.

That is to say, these endosymbionts in insects have evolved individually owing to their special niches, different from other free-living ascomycete fungi such as M. acridum and T. inflatum.

"I think we've just truly evolved," Leslie said, "by players individually, our individual talent level has risen, as well as our numbers and our fan support, as well as our corporate sponsorship.

"I think Norwich are a team who have evolved a lot, individually.

In IBED, two populations are individually evolved with two different types of evolutionary operators, i.e., IBEA operators and differential evolution (DE) operators.

Many medical curricula provide students with information about professionalism and create opportunities for students to reflect upon and strengthen their individually evolving levels of professionalism.

The best part of this experience was watching the teams' enthusiasm and really observing how each team member individually evolved and grew before and during the event.

It is interesting that two distantly related algal groups have individually evolved multiple copied genomes in endosymbiotically derived organelles.

Perhaps this transgressive expression represent a different type of 'additive' gene expression where each diploid contributes an additive amount of transcript (such that two copies in the nucleus results in twice as much gene product), except that these loci have not individually evolved a mechanism for feedback control of expression.