Sentence examples for have evolved changes from inspiring English sources

Already, urban moths have evolved changes in shade suiting their dull concrete habitat (compared with the tree trunks they used to live among), songbirds have got louder to compete with traffic noise.

We found that after gene duplication, many imprinted genes have evolved changes in expression profile to become restricted to flowers and seeds.

In this study, we experimentally manipulated soil nutrient level and distribution to examine root plasticity at two spatial scales and to evaluate whether barley has evolved changes in root plasticity in response to varying levels of domestication.

Everything on Earth, including the Earth, has "evolved" (changed through time), and carries the marks of its history.

Since the virus couldn't have evolved these changes in such a short time, Kellam says, there are two possible explanations.

Just as our bodies adapt to the evolving world around us, the health problems in Latin America and the Caribbean regions (LAC) have evolved with changes in the economic realities.

The derived C. briggsae ray pattern may have evolved through changes in homeotic gene expression patterns [ 33, 39].

We found that up to 17% of metabolic genes have evolved adaptive changes in gene expression in these Superfund populations.

Several lineages of mammals have evolved remarkable changes in body size following island isolation [ 1- 3], including among others dwarf hippopotamuses, elephants, and deer, and giant rabbits [ 4- 6].

There is an emphasis on how the Taliban have evolved and changed in local settings since 2001.

People have been building cities for thousands of years, and while technologies have evolved and changed, the principles of good city building are remarkably durable.