Sentence examples for link in the evolutionary from inspiring English sources

The best player is the youngest starter, the 6-foot sophomore guard Diana Taurasi, who represents another link in the evolutionary chain of women's hoops.

Thus, the dog provided Darwin with another important link in the evolutionary chain.

Scientists have unearthed fossils of a small-brained hominid that may be a missing link in the evolutionary tree leading to humans.

The archaeal TFEα/β factor provides us with a missing link in the evolutionary history of the archaeal and multiple eukaryotic transcription machineries.

These regions are linked in the evolutionary role they play in memory, emotion and behavior.

One common misunderstanding derived from trees is to assume that intermediate forms such as Archaeopteryx or Ambulocetus are the ancestors of birds and whales, respectively, or that there are "missing links" in the "evolutionary ladder".

If so, HNF4 could represent a "missing-link" in the evolutionary pathway from a non ligand-regulated transcription factor to a transcription factor that can both bind and respond to ligand.

A year ago, researchers led by David Martill of the University of Portsmouth in the United Kingdom reported in Science that the fossil, which they named Tetrapodophis amplectus (for four-footed snake), was a missing link in the snake evolutionary tree.

Despite a shared recognition that the design of the human mind and the design of human culture are tightly linked, researchers in the evolutionary social sciences tend to specialize in understanding one at the expense of the other.

As one of the most significant primate fossil finds ever made, Ida will be hailed by some as "the missing link" in our evolutionary history.

But that's not terribly bothersome — in many ways "Waitress" is the latest link in an evolutionary chain when it comes to creating big Broadway musicals out of fundamentally intimate situations employing gritty, working-class characters.