Sentence examples for facilitate the evolving from inspiring English sources
(The induction of "hard foraging" behavior in rodents by calorie restriction may represent a case of such plasticity [ 14].) The ability of offspring to match their levels of energy demand to maternal energy supplies might facilitate the evolving of diverse strategies to cope with energy stress [ 12].
The edge-related term is derived from the image gradient and facilitates the contours evolving into object boundaries [7].
In a related vein, Wright's model of "mass selection under changing conditions" invokes temporal changes in the environment as a process that can facilitate the movement of evolving populations between different fitness peaks [ 37, 38].
UCD allows users to be part of the process within the intended context and facilitate the design to evolve.
A tool that would predict prognosis or allow risk-stratification of patients is needed to inform healthcare providers, families and decision makers, and facilitate the study and implementation of evolving therapeutic interventions.
Nevertheless, these data suggest the importance of lipid-metabolic processes during follicular atresia in fish [ 79], which may have evolved to facilitate the redistribution of energy-rich yolk materials from oocytes that fail to develop properly [ 80].
Ward and Zahavi [11] first suggested that communal roosts (and nests) have evolved to facilitate the exchange of foraging information.
Collaboration between regulators, industry and academia should continue to evolve to facilitate the process 'from bench to market'.
By doing so, they had successfully evolved to facilitate the integration of the nation's R&D capabilities in response to the global challenge.
Although it is speculative at this point, we believe that acceleration encoding found in our study has evolved to facilitate the plume-based anemotaxis.
The relative insensitivity of autosomal genes to the X inactivation process led Gartler and Riggs to propose the idea of 'booster elements', sequences present on the X chromosome that evolved to facilitate the process of X inactivation [ 15].
