Sentence examples for final outcome of evolution from inspiring English sources
The singular strategy b* is a continuously stable strategy (CSS) which implies that an initially monomorphic population of type X with the trait bxy remains monomorphic throughout the course of evolution with a non-zero investment into cooperation, b*, representing the final outcome of evolution.
The final outcome of evolution under finite diffusion can be understood by applying the results of the preceding sections in addition to the consideration of this selective force for the anti-correlation.
A singular strategy can: lack convergence stability and therefore act as an evolutionary repellor; be both evolutionarily and convergence stable and therefore be the final outcome of the evolution (also called 'continuously stable strategy'); and, finally, be convergence stable but not evolutionarily stable, in which case it is called a 'branching point'.
Natural selection acts on multiple traits in an organism, and the final outcome of adaptive evolution may be constrained by the interaction of physiological and functional integration of those traits.
Jablonka stresses that the benefit, or function, in the case of organisms should be understood in terms of evolution, with the focus on the evolution of the reaction system, not on the evolution of the source or the evolution of the final outcome of the reaction.
The present study investigated the existence of apoptosis in blood monocytes over the evolution of sepsis and its correlation to the final outcome of the host.
