The phrase "evolved life" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to life forms that have developed and changed over time through processes such as evolution. Example: The planet's harsh conditions made it difficult for evolved life to survive, leading to the dominance of more simple organisms.
"Once you lose your atmosphere, that's the end of any evolved life," Lin added.
At every stage certain species have evolved life histories to exploit the particular conditions of the community.
Viruses are unique parasites of living cells and may be the most abundant, highest evolved life forms on the planet.
At every stage there are certain species that have evolved life histories to exploit the particular conditions of the community.
That's a potentially exciting result that there is a universal biosignature of evolution that could be used to spot any kind of evolved life.
He is far from his highly evolved life, and his homecoming would be the stuff of arch disdain in another book.
Nevertheless, there is value in comparing fitness of evolved life-histories (both small- and large-selected fish) relative to the random fish, and we can interpret our population dynamical results as showing the effect of size-selective harvesting relative to unselective harvesting.
This model potentially has broad implications for all types of bacteria and for sister segregation during evolving life.
For me, he was a man of unimpeachable integrity, and we witness remarkable spurts of growth in the final two years of his ever evolving life.
What is, then, the relation between migrants' evolving life experience and the development of their aspirations?
The robots will have to decide if a certain planet should receive microbes and the chance to evolve life.
