Sentence examples for instance the evolution of from inspiring English sources
He maintains that only fanciful guessing and aggrandizing prejudice could support any scenarios that would describe, for instance, the evolution of limbs in creatures venturing from the sea or the rise of Homo sapiens from hominid progenitors.
For instance, the evolution of a population of cells may be modeled by an agent-based model, where each agent has a boolean network for internal representation of its gene expression.
The aim of the in-fracture reactive percolation tests under an imposed normal stress and temperature is to characterise the evolution of the fracture's hydraulic and hydromechanical behaviour with, in the first instance, the evolution of its permeability induced by the fluid/rock interactions resulting from the injection of an imposed chemical fluid.
In rodents for instance, the evolution of alarm calls was likely selfish despite evidence of altruism in some species [ 12].
For instance, the evolution of RNA viruses, such as HIV, could be strongly constrained by the size of their genome (Holmes 2003).
For instance, the evolution of the neocortex in humans has allowed us to experience our environment through subjective mental states such as pain, smell, hearing and vision.
Previous phylogenetic studies have shown that, in several instances, the evolution of C4-specific genes for PCK quickly followed a gene duplication (Christin, Petitpierre et al. 2009).
The tetrapod transition from water to land, for instance, involved the evolution of many features adaptations for moving, sensing, breathing, and bearing young in this new, dry environment.
However, often the Eulerian flow fields of the entire granular bed are more useful– they can be used to study segregation, for instance, or the evolution of the free surface of the bed.
For instance, consider the evolution of sex chromosomes in male-heterogametic taxa (where males are XY and females are XX).
Illegitimate recombination was found to be the major driving force in gene duplications in plants, for instance in the evolution of multi-locus resistance genes [ 30, 31].
