Sentence examples for evolved part from inspiring English sources

The frontal cortex, a large area behind the forehead, is the most recently evolved part of the brain.

This faith-based reasoning seems to be a product of a presumably evolved part of our psychologies.

This strongly suggests that compassion is an evolved part of human nature something we're universally capable of expressing and understanding.

Compassion and benevolence, this research suggests, are an evolved part of human nature, rooted in our brain and biology, and ready to be cultivated for the greater good.

But that's what they're saying, that these deprived children have to use their limbic system [characterised as a more basic, less evolved part of the brain], because their cortex hasn't developed.

Researchers at the Allen Institute have been sifting through the toolbox for probes that can identify different cell types in the human cortex the most recently evolved part of the brain.

The frontal lobes are among the most complex and recently evolved parts of the brain — they have vastly enlarged over the past two million years.

"We evolved to be very social animals, living in large groups, and so we have developed inhibitory mechanisms in the more recently evolved parts of the prefrontal cortex," explains Michael Price of the School of Social Sciences at the University of Brunel.

A lineage of fish gradually evolved parts of the tetrapod body plan, initially while they were still aquatic vertebrates (Shubin 2008).

A new report shows that in humans--but apparently not other species--some neurons in the developing brain take a detour that allows them to support the most overgrown and recently evolved parts of the cerebral cortex.

A vital, constantly evolving part of New York where neighborhoods rise and fall and immigrant groups, like birds, come and go and come.