Sentence examples for fostered evolution from inspiring English sources

The open letter describes this as "a gradual rise that has fostered evolution while maintaining stability and allowing it to sustain its international reputation for excellence".

The introduction of anthropogenic chemicals into the environment imposes selective pressures that can foster evolution of novel pathways that allow microbes to access new sources of carbon, nitrogen, or phosphorus and/or to detoxify toxic compounds.

He fostered the evolution of the highly centralized administration that marked the climax of the Old Kingdom (c. 2575 c. 2130 bce).

He fostered the evolution of a complete and practical television-broadcast system based on a camera tube known as the Emitron and an improved cathode-ray tube for the receiver.

In the last few years, researchers have found a handful of genes they suspect play a role in the rapid brain expansion that fostered human evolution [ScienceNOW 16 December, 2003].

These characteristics and niche variation likely fostered the evolution of multiple traditions, including tool-use, in bottlenose dolphins.

Population viscosity generally fostered the evolution of cue-dependent cooperation.

The success of the programme has fostered the evolution of two new successor programmes (i.e., Environmental and Social Ecology of Human Infectious Diseases- ESEI; and Environmental Exposure and Health - EEHI.

Consistent with theory, we found that a higher potential for genetic adaptation fostered the evolution of antibiotic resistance and evolutionary rescue.

As with FCV, the vaccines do not prevent infection and replication by other strains, and it is widely suspected that the vaccines may have fostered the evolution of progressively higher virulence (references within Davison and Nair 2004; Hirai 2001).

However, it remained unclear if the evolution of C2 photosynthesis fosters the evolution of C4 photosynthesis beyond providing a selection pressure to reallocate Rubisco to the bundle sheath.