Sentence examples for has evolved to detect from inspiring English sources
Gold and Gold (2014, p.163-66) for example, suggest that many delusions and other psychotic symptoms may reflect a malfunctioning "Suspicion System" that has evolved to detect and monitor social threats.
This air naturally contains some potential toxins but also useful biochemicals that we are not aware of; t however, our olfactory system has evolved to detect some of them subliminally.
Together with the conservation of proximal pocket residues (including those comprising the signature motif), these observations suggest that the OlfC receptor family has evolved to detect and discriminate a diverse spectrum of amino acids and/or amino acid derivatives.
The morphological diversity of dendritic architecture reflects specialized strategies that neurons have evolved to detect and process incoming information.
A range of conventional and emerging analytical techniques, including direct observation and spectroscopic methods have evolved to detect scale formation in real time.
Male moths have evolved to detect female-produced sex pheromones with great sensitivity and specificity over a wide range of concentrations [17].
APCs interact with pathogens through specialized receptors termed pattern-recognition receptors (PRRs) that have evolved to detect danger signals such as pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs) [31].
Because our minds have evolved to detect patterns in the world, we may tend to detect patterns that aren't actually there ranging from faces in the clouds to a divine hand in the workings of Nature.
Strategies have evolved to detect the most common anomalies rapidly following an invasive procedure.
Visual sensitivities of guppies might have evolved to detect food, which consequently led to a female preference for orange males as a byproduct [ 6].
Toll-like receptors (TLRs) are a family of immune defense proteins that appear to have evolved to detect molecules that are common to broad classes of pathogens, but are not present in our own cells.
