Sentence examples for has evolved to think from inspiring English sources

And now the advice that is being given through the health alerts has evolved to think more broadly.

"I don't think our brains have evolved to think about risk statistically," Dr. Slovic said.

How we carry our money, and how we've evolved to think about our money, is an even stranger anthropological phenomenon.

For every company transitioning to electric vehicles there are still many, many others which have not yet evolved to think beyond the internal combustion engine.

I think I've evolved to know where to find that balance.

In some species of Lepidoptera, a waxy layer is present inside the chorion adjacent to the vitelline layer which is thought to have evolved to prevent desiccation.

Dosage compensation is thought to have evolved to compensate for this degradation (Ohno 1967).

It is thought to have evolved to decrease heteroplasmy, the co-existence of several mitochondrial haplotypes within the same individual.

Biochemical regulatory motifs knows as insulating mechanisms are thought to have evolved to maintain specificity by limiting 'leaking' or 'spillover' or 'bleed-through' between pathways.

For example, the nodding flower orientation is thought to have evolved to avoid pollen damage and nectar dilution by rainfall [ 30, 31, 37, 38].

Th2 cells make mostly interleukin 4 (IL4), which stimulate humoral responses and are thought to have evolved to enhance resistance against extracellular parasites [ 4, 5].