Instead, a new set of controlling norms would inevitably evolve to take the place of the "cleaving only unto her" ideal — norms that would basically ask women to stop "pretending that their boyfriends and husbands are Mr. Darcy or some RomCom dream man," as Savage puts it, and just accept that boys will be boys.
In 2014, though, the idea has evolved to take that into account.
We speculate that HIV may have evolved to take over the control of P-TEFb by events that occurred during the integration of an early form of the virus.
LIFE on Earth has evolved to take advantage of the speed at which the planet spins.
Perhaps, FruM isoforms and their gene targets have evolved to take advantage of the unique properties of the male nucleus.
But their analyses also suggested that the red traits we see in many primate species evolved to take advantage of the ability of conspecifics to see the color red.
Most importantly the present comparison for the first time demonstrates that obligate marine species have evolved to take advantage of the constantly high content of Na+ in marine environment as a driving force for uptake of essential nutrients.
This does not seem impossible to me, but it is a strong assumption, because it supposes that proteins have evolved to take over all the same catalytic steps formerly catalyzed by RNAs without changing any of the steps in the metabolism.
Formal institutions of administration therefore evolved to take their place, with the rulers delegating more and more of their duties to executive ministers, to whom the Seljuq title vezir (vizier) was given.
Nevertheless, we cannot exclude the possibility that at least the expressed pseudogenes ('pot. ψe') have evolved to take on novel functions, such as the regulation of gene expression [ 40, 41].
