Sentence examples for indicators of evolutionary from inspiring English sources
The fact that women still prioritize brute strength just shows that their minds haven't fully evolved"; "Women are not drawn to indicators of evolutionary fitness.
"So it's perfectly acceptable when you are drawn to indicators of evolutionary fitness, but when women do it it's because they are not fully evolved," the user responded with a gif of Jennifer Lawrence mouthing, "OK" (not knowing that Rodgers may have actually met the Hunger Games star).
These associations bear the question whether gene length, the methylation status of genes, and/or the propensity for splicing are indicators of evolutionary sequence conservation.
The 65 genes used here are highly conserved, present in all eukaryotes, predicted to be single copy and therefore are expected to be good indicators of evolutionary history.
This study illustrates the value of incorporating information on regional adaptation and morphological differentiation as indicators of evolutionary divergence when studying phylogeographic breaks, in addition to the more commonly applied approach of investigating correlations between phylogeographic patterns and oceanographic features.
With short alignments, phylogenetic trees can only be used as guides to relationships, not absolute indicators of evolutionary history, and the trees presented in this paper should be interpreted in this light.
The relationship between the number of pairs of G and C bases and the number of pairs of A and T bases is an important indicator of evolutionary and adaptive genetic changes within an organism.
Nevertheless, recent evidence shows that social bonding enhances reproductive success, an important indicator of evolutionary fitness.
For example, a participant's response to the item "individuals don't evolve, species do" was hypothesized to be an indicator of evolutionary knowledge.
Meanwhile, another indicator of evolutionary rate is the expression patterns of different groups.
We also report here that exon length is an indicator of evolutionary rates of coding exons in Arabidopsis species.
