Sentence examples for least evolution from inspiring English sources

Stocking (1983) noted that, by 1871, among anthropologists and sociologists at least, "evolution" was synonymous with progressive historical sequences, and Spencer interpreted the principle of natural selection as a progressivist phenomenon, in which the fittest were those who achieved a better "fit" to their surroundings and thus out-competed their rivals.

The reasons why some flu strains are more pathogenic than others is a complex issue involving specific details of host-virus interactions, but the model we propose has the attraction of capturing (on a simple criterion of pathogenicity, at least) evolution to generally less-pathogenic strains.

With the addition of piRNA facet of RNAi system and other, 'quasi-Lamarckian' phenomena such as HGT (particularly when mediated by GTAs), inheritance of the environmental DNA becomes a major player in, at least, evolution of prokaryotes.

So we will survive – at least until evolution turns us into something else a few million years down the road?

Aspall's digital progress will be worth watching – not least its evolution as a brand that strives to convey an authentically human voice on social channels.

Christian apocalyptic prophecy has crashed into the Buddha and the Tao, which seem to provide balm for (or at least an evolution of) Krasznahorkai's torment.

Zuck has had his own scandals, but continued donations like this and the other efforts he's involved in point to at least some evolution at work.

The defense also argued that you could not responsibly teach biology, as the state constitution required, unless you at least mentioned evolution.

Regardless of your views on the matter, this always-on, always-connected future will mean at least an evolution, and at most, a radical rethinking of the devices we use to communicate.

Last but not least, the evolution and self-organisation of the wide spectrum of spatial scales of the density filaments teach us about how plasmas dissipate energy flow in general.

In fact, I deeply believe travel contributes, often granularly, but ultimately measurably, to the solution, or at least the evolution of consciousness.