Sentence examples for evolving age from inspiring English sources

Out on Twitter, opinions vary about what constitutes a spoiler in an evolving age.

Individuals are connected in a dynamically evolving age-dependent contact network based on the POLYMOD matrix; their age-distribution reproduces German demographic data and predictions.

Today, in our more "evolved" age, each sexuality is boxed in its own separate silo.

Is it even possible to overcome our evolved aging average?

The human evolved aging average seems to be around 80, which is substantially longer than our closest relatives (i.e., chimpanzees and bonobos) average, which seems to be between 40-50.

Nevertheless, females evolved age-preferences that led them to mate with males that had low mutation loads, but showed no preference for males with respect to their somatic quality.

Here we use simple models to study why such organisms would evolve aging.

Any organism in which such mutations occur should evolve aging, whereas organisms in which such mutations do not occur should not age and should be potentially immortal.

In a continuous approach, the discussed function is denoted as dn/dξ and can be obtained by considering the small number of synchronized proteins evolving with age and the age-dependent node degree.

Perceptions of aging evolved with age.

"It may be that legislative action is needed to keep the law current in our rapidly evolving electronic age," Brown wrote [PDF], "but I am not convinced that this bill strikes the right balance between the operational needs of law enforcement and the individual expectation of privacy".