Sentence examples for evolves directly from inspiring English sources

The amorous turn, a more profound difference in Republican strategy than in Democratic, evolves directly from demographic shifts: Hispanics are now the fastest growing bloc of ethnic voters.

Dr. Morey's research evolves directly from three sources: (1) primary analyses of clinical trials regarding the impact of exercise on a specific outcome, (2) longitudinal analyses of participants in ongoing clinical exercise programs, and (3) secondary analyses of clinical trials which involve exercise or physical activity.

It is unlikely that a species evolves directly from a fully free-living to a parasitic life style (Dieterich and Sommer 2009).

The former evolves directly from an ancestral gene through speciation events to daughter species, and the latter diverges after gene duplication events within a single species.

Paleontologists examining fossils from animals bearing feathers say this indicates that birds evolved directly from dinosaurs.

Alas, normal galaxies do not likely evolve directly from one type to another.

Working in color evolved directly out of where my photography led me.

They did not evolve directly from reptilian scales, as once was thought.

Many of her artworks, like the pin rivers and "Wave Field," have evolved directly from these so-called walks.

This held that modern humans evolved in different parts of the Old World at roughly the same time, from ancient local populations (for instance, Europeans evolving directly from neanderthals).

The biota of almost all inland saline waters did not evolve directly from marine ancestors but instead primarily from freshwater forms.