Sentence examples for have evolved to exist from inspiring English sources
Using an experimentally inspired stochastic model, based on the potency and chromosomal distribution of oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes, we show that cancer cells have evolved to exist within a narrow range of chromosome missegregation rates that optimizes phenotypic heterogeneity and clonal survival.
Persistent viruses have evolved to co-exist with established host immunity.
Eleven of the 17 species of cat that exist have evolved to have black coats, proving that sable fur is most definitely advantageous for a feline.
These microbes have been around since before humans existed, and our bodies have evolved to adapt to their presence just as they have adapted to ours.
Yet despite their rather tedious lifestyle, they have evolved to cope with environments so extreme, they don't even exist on Earth.
In recent years, it has evolved to cater to the emergence of huge family-friendly entertainment complexes, as opposed to the narrowly gambling-focused casinos that existed a decade ago.
Things that exist from nature, things that we've chosen to build in the world – these are things which human natural language has evolved to describe.
Monogamy May Have Evolved to Prevent Infanticide.
When people ask about the bacterial flagellum, for example, "I bring up that by now it has been worked out in great detail how the basic parts of the bacterial flagellum have evolved independently and exist independently," he said.
Suffice it to note that as yet, no consensus has emerged as to how innate knowledge of UG might have evolved from whatever preadaptations existed in our ancestors.
