Sentence examples for evolving preferences from inspiring English sources

We speculate that institutional changes and evolving preferences for various development types explain much of this present-day variation.

Evolving preferences between several groups of Sinorhizobium are not a good candidate for explaining the high rates of amino acid replacements in NORK in Medicago.

Even so, Ms. Yu has already made her mark as a savvy student of consumer behavior, by tracking people's evolving preferences for books, movies and music.

The delegate count is a moving target, affected by a labyrinth of state and national party rules as well as the evolving preferences of a number of "unbound delegates" who are free to attach themselves to whomever they see fit at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., in August.

Male sexuality isn't wrong or nefarious--we just live in times where there are forces playing on our evolved preferences.

We identified two positions with characteristic differences between naturally and in vitro evolved preferences.

Beyond this coincidental side effect of beer consumption, mosquitoes may have evolved preferences for people who recently consumed beer - possibly due to reduced host defensive behaviours or highly nutritious blood-meals.

In other species in which offspring of older males have lower fitness [e.g. Drosophila 11], [45], we might expect females to evolve preferences for younger males, or at a minimum, to avoid mating with older males.

Using these life cycle equations, I first used numerical simulations (run in Matlab) to confirm that it was possible to evolve preferences despite competitive costs.

Females may be able to chose sexual partners with reduced levels of mutagenesis by having evolved preferences for males with signals based on antioxidants such as carotenoids.

On the one hand, if there is high variation in the quality of single males, females are expected to evolve preferences for certain male traits that serve as 'honest signals' for male quality [ 3].