Sentence examples for made the evolutionary from inspiring English sources

That they were able to develop naked necks may, though, be because the extra retinoic acid in the neck made the evolutionary transition much easier.

One episode explains how single-celled organisms made the evolutionary transition to multicellularity.

"Alfred shows how ancient baleen whales made the evolutionary switch from biting prey with teeth to filtering using baleen.

SIV made the evolutionary leap to human hosts and evolved into the virus we now know as HIV.

As one might guess, tapeworm, nematode, hookworm, and pinworm species seem to have made the evolutionary leap to humans at that time.

A wealth of intermediate fossils has made the evolutionary saga toward modern birds one of the best documented transitions in the history of life (Fig. 1).

The fact they also may have their Ancestor, some kind of ur-Moomin, living in a tiled stove in the bathing house, makes the evolutionary study of Moomins even more complex.

On the basis of this phylogenetic hypothesis, we can make the evolutionary statement that birds and other dinosaurs share more recent common ancestry than either group does with crocodiles, or with mammals, or sharks.

To reduce these efforts and make the evolutionary strategy more practical for real systems, multi-objective optimization algorithms were applied in the AO context[12, 13].

The genetic algorithm can generate filial generation colony which have higher average fitness and better individuals through the reproduction and crossover operators and can make the evolutionary process proceed to the optimum solution.

Personality differences are omnipresent in daily interactions, and for this reason, some argue that including them in such a course can make the evolutionary material more accessible (Nettle 2010).