There is, for example, the evolutionary and neurological study of literature and, most recently, the use of computer data-mining.
For example, the evolutionary process is viewed by some as a graded series in which the lower stratum provides a basis for the one next above it.
For example, the evolutionary management style in Phase 3 is delegation, which grows out of and becomes the solution to demands for greater autonomy in the preceding Phase 2 revolution.
In 1991, for example, the evolutionary biologist Margie Profet argued that allergies fought toxins.
For example, the evolutionary medicine movement seeks to incorporate evolutionary thinking into medical and pre-medical training (Nesse et al. 2010; Antolin et al. 2012).
For example, the evolutionary rate of MyoD2 was respectively ∼4.5 and 2.5 times faster in stickleback than in Gilthead seabream and pufferfish (not shown).
For example, the evolutionary time for 4 vertebrate species to develop to humans, rhesus to humans, and chimpanzee to humans represents approximately >100, 70, and 5 million years, respectively.
For example, the evolutionary history of eukaryotes has been characterized by a massive physical transfer of genes from the mitochondrial genome to the nucleus.
However, if, for example, the evolutionary rate is expressed in mutations per site per year, then the branches in the tree will be in units of years.
The evolution of enhancers poses interesting unanswered questions, for example, the evolutionary time taken for a typical enhancer to emerge or the factors shaping its evolution.
