Sentence examples for evolved to avoid from inspiring English sources
Nocturnal activity and scorpions' tendency to keep hidden may have evolved to avoid predation.
Researchers are now claiming that the insects are resilient in more ways than one, after finding that they have rapidly evolved to avoid pesticides put out to kill them.
The Swedish behavioral scientist Roger Ulrich, for example, who studies the effects of hospital architecture on medical outcomes, has suggested that the most relaxing environments are ones that people feel protect them from the sorts of primal threats that Homo sapiens evolved to avoid.
Humans have evolved to avoid starvation rather than obesity, and we defend our body mass through an elaborate system involving the brain, the gut, fat cells, and a network of hormones and neurotransmitters, only a fraction of which have been identified.
The LON technique evolved to avoid complications of prolonged external fixation and fracture after frame removal.
Their highly conserved β-sheet architecture has evolved to avoid aggregation by protecting edge strands.
Did it evolve to avoid directness?
Or are they the result of conflict, evolving to avoid one partner's song interfering with the other's?
HIV is what is known as a retrovirus (this means it copies its genes into a host's cell nuclei using a mechanism called reverse transcription) but drugs that had been developed in the past to protect against retroviruses did not work well against it, partly because it is extremely mutable and could thus evolve to avoid their attentions.
Evolutionary analysis shows how a mammalian iron transport protein evolves to avoid capture by bacteria [Also see Report by Barber and Elde].
What's very clear is that the concept of data protection needs to evolve to avoid trailing way, way behind the blistering pace of information technology evolution.
