Sentence examples for evolved this capacity from inspiring English sources

However our understanding on the molecular level of how animals first evolved this capacity is poor.

We speculate that the presence of an avid IgG-binding peptide in a virulent pathogen like smallpox suggests that it may have evolved this generic IgG-binding capacity either in order to sequester the epithelial immune mechanism or to harness it in some way to its own advantage.

A fortuitous observation has allowed us to demonstrate that virulent phages have evolved the capacity to take advantage of this altered host cell state to increase their own production.

This means that powdery mildew has evolved the capacity to colonize a new host species, triticale, which is phylogenetically closely related to its present host wheat.

Indeed, a number of copper-containing proteins in different organisms are found in this compartment, all of which have evolved the capacity to bind Cu(I), Cu II), or both with high affinity and globally function as Cu trafficking proteins.

Finally, in this study for the first time we unveil how P. aeruginosa has evolved the capacity to evade immune system detection, thus promoting survival and establishing favourable conditions for chronic persistence.

Morality exists only because we evolved the capacity to empathize.

Which animal taxa have evolved the capacity to experience pain is an ongoing debate.

Various natural biomass utilization systems (NBUS) evolved the capacity to combat the recalcitrance of plant cell walls.

The human brain has evolved the capacity to impose a narrative, complete with chronology and cause-and-effect logic, on whatever it encounters, no matter how apparently random.

Unlike conventional heterotrophic microorganisms that consume carbohydrates and amino acids, prokaryotic chemolithoautotrophs have evolved the capacity to utilize reduced chemical compounds to fix CO2 and drive metabolic processes.