Sentence examples for evolving in the wild from inspiring English sources

One of the goals of pandemic influenza research is to recognize and anticipate how viruses are evolving in the wild toward a phenotype that is dangerous to humans, thereby staying one step ahead of potential pandemics.

These showy bracts, just like the leaves of the poinsettia, evolved in the wild to attract pollinators, not people.

But just because such a virus can exist doesn't necessarily mean that it will evolve in the wild.

This would allow us to create a "second nature" - a set of organisms that use a different genetic language, and cannot readily interact with the life-forms that evolved in the wild.

Scientists have been unsure of how fast reproductive isolation can evolve in the wild.

The dual resistance evolved in the wild, after the plants had escaped.

Now, commercial GM canola is sold as resistant to either Roundup or Liberty, not both, so this dual resistance actually evolved in the wild after the plants had escaped.

The active metabolism requirement for Lula/phi80's attachment to cells [37] must have evolved in the wild, to increase Lula's chances of productive infection, but turned out to be critical for spreading among laboratory cultures, that are artificially cycled between rapid growth and stasis.

This extensive genetic plasticity poses major questions for understanding how E. coli evolves in the wild over the long-term.

Variation in temperature-specific survival rates occurs among populations from different thermal regimes, suggesting that thermal tolerance can evolve in the wild.

A better understanding of how thermotactic behaviors evolve in the wild will thus require a better characterization of the spatial and temporal dynamics of temperature in natural habitats of C. elegans.