Sentence examples for indeed evolutionary from inspiring English sources
Indeed, evolutionary biologists have proposed that our relative plumpness compared with our closest nonhuman kin, the chimpanzee, may help explain our relative braininess.
Second, that incorporating neutral mutants into such a walk significantly increases the final fitness encountered on that walk — indeed evolutionary walks including neutral steps often reach the global optimum in this model.
If there are indeed evolutionary homologues of the mechanisms subserving the g factor in humans, then sufficient extant genetic variation should lead to similar factors underlying performance on cognitive tasks in other primates.
The multiple losses of the medusa stage in different medusozoan lineages suggest that this character is indeed evolutionary labile.
Indeed, evolutionary medicine has the additional complication of practical and ethical limitations to formal interventional and selection studies.
Indeed, evolutionary stable sex-ratios are predicted to be female-biased when there is local mate competition [ 43].
Indeed, evolutionary-based research can help provide a theoretically grounded basis upon which much public policy could be built.
Evolutionary simulations show that plasticity can indeed accelerate evolutionary adaptation.
Indeed, 710 evolutionary connections between protein families were suggested by a systematic scan for putative evolutionary links in the novel tree, most of them have been previously overlooked (submitted for publication).
Curiously, they are mostly so-called retrotransposons genes that derive originally from viruses that ingratiated themselves into the chromosomes of rats' (and, indeed, humans') evolutionary ancestors many millions of years ago.
Because if, indeed, our evolutionary nature is to grab and gorge on food when it's there, then we're best served in the current era of abundance by cultural cues that try to condition us in the opposite direction.
