Sentence examples for has only evolved from inspiring English sources

Even though there are thousands of pollination mutualisms, active pollination has only evolved four times.

That emotional manipulation of the nurturing instinct has only evolved over time.

To date, resistance to B. thuringiensis-based formulated products has only evolved in populations of Plodia interpunctella [6], Plutella xylostella [4] and Trichoplusia ni [7], in stored grain and under field or greenhouse conditions, respectively.

As disc arthroplasty and synthetic bone substitutes for use in structural allografts are relatively new devices in spinal practice their routine use has only evolved in our unit over the last 2.5 years.

Finally, we show in species except for chicken, gene expression becomes more male-biased within Z-linked regions that have became hemizygous in females for a longer time, suggesting a lack of global dosage compensation in birds, and the reported regional dosage compensation in chicken has only evolved very recently.

It was once believed that the neural processes underlying the Ebbinghaus illusion had only evolved in primates, says co-author Orsola Rosa Salva.

I also do a lot of modern pin up photography and naughty boudoir shoots for my Patreon- prior to becoming a burlesque performer I was modeling both commercially and in the alt world, and I've only evolved to be able to continue it in more fun ways, including shooting my own stuff and sometimes my friends.

While the field of ophthalmology continues to be revolutionized by new pharmacologic and biologic treatments, techniques for the delivery of such therapies have only evolved minimally.

Though character state "1" exhibits some homoplasy on the MPTs, being independently derived at least twice, character state "2" is inferred to have only evolved once, in the clade uniting Phalacrocorax and ?Borvocarbo stoeffelesnsis, with no reversals to the other two states.

The Crk/CrkL binding capability may have only evolved in virus strains that over-induce this antiviral signaling module to suppress its detrimental action.

It is possible that perchlorate reduction may have only evolved in a common ancestor within the Proteobacteria and was subsequently lost in multiple genera, but a more parsimonious theory is that perchlorate reduction evolved recently and has been transferred horizontally.