Sentence examples for evolved to start from inspiring English sources

Because the production of antimicrobial compounds can be a metabolic burden on the cell, some species evolved to start the production of such components when their cell numbers are high enough to ensure that the compound will reach an effective concentration, a phenomenon known as quorum sensing [ 39].

The GA used to evolve TOs starts with an initial population of λ TOs (called individuals in the context of the GA) generated randomly.

It is however extremely hard to determine which barrier evolved first to start the speciation process [ 3].

The answer emerging from experiments on animals and people is that the brain has evolved to shape itself, starting in infancy, according to what it encounters in the external world.

It evolved to thrive on fire, started by lightning or humans, scattering its seeds in the rich mineral ash, and getting a leg up on other pines and hardwoods that grow faster but can't take the heat.

Also, some archaeal and eubacterial species contain leaderless transcripts that may have evolved to have more accessible start codons [ 11].

When Sure Start evolved to become Every Child Matters and UK-wide, all children up to 14 years of age and their families in the area were included.

However it started, it evolved to the point where I spent every weekend searching flea markets for furbelows, mostly on the blocks around Sixth Avenue and 25th Street.

The discovery may provide clues to how Earth's first swimmers evolved and adapted to start living on land.

"As the uses of these social networks evolve, we have to start thinking about how to create rules or how to apply rules that also facilitate human rights activists using these tools," she said.

"I think with these games we've seen examples of where our sport can start evolving to," she added.