Sentence examples for may incite evolution from inspiring English sources

In addition, large-scale laboratory rearing may incite evolution in laboratory conditions that has the potential to influence success when the biocontrol agents are released in the field (Bush and Neck 1976; Lombaert et al. 2008).

A glut of bamboo fruits may incite an explosion in populations of rodents that eat the fruits.

"The Passionate Epicure" may incite readers to the pleasures of the table the way the best erotica incites readers to the joy of sex: it makes you long for equal virtuosity.

"Mr Newman's conduct may incite discord within the community and disrupt the ability of women to access lawful reproductive medicine".

The perception of Mr. Sadr as a wild card has led some of his supporters to worry that his return may incite strife.

Jewish groups fear it may incite hatred and German authorities are making it clear they still won't tolerate any new Mein Kampf without annotations.

For example, cheating may incite followers who feel they have no way to otherwise compete.

Twitter's terms and conditions prohibit pornography, but do not appear to ban language which may incite racial hatred.

Although the clinical significance of these osseous structures is probably minor, clinicians very commonly ask about these bones, and this may incite an unnecessary work-up.

This anomaly is thought to arise in conjunction with a persistent ventral mesentery, which may incite a volvulus of the stomach and bowel [2].

Severe cases are usually diagnosed before birth and may incite the parents to choose therapeutic abortion, whereas milder cases are much more difficult to diagnose and may be sometimes confused with non-accidental injury (NAI) ("child abuse") in young children.