Sentence examples similar to might have typified from inspiring English sources

For example, evolution under enforced monogamy in Drosophila 'feminizes' gene expression patterns of both sexes, which is expected to favor female optima (Hollis et al. 2014); might similar processes have typified human evolution and account in part for the male-biased incidence of most diseases?

However motivation is studied, certain fundamental debates have typified the positions taken by researchers.

But it is not simply high growth rates that have typified the region.

While this may have typified agrarian societies, it does not reflect the realities of today.

For contrary evidence, you might look to Microsoft, which has typified a powerful company's use of bullying and market share to limit consumers' choices without creating innovations of comparable magnitude.

Its economic performance has typified the Midwest.

Such a lack of transparency typifies the "head in the sand" mentality that has typified previous Whitehall project failures.

Until the Muslim conquest, great continuity had typified Egyptian rural life.

MAKING fast mutual decisions has typified the couple's relationship from the start.

A third race that has typified the electoral confusion: Republican Dana Rohrabacher attracted a party challenger, former Orange County GOP chairman Scott Baugh.

The television, print, Internet and promotional campaign continues the more playful tone that has typified Mercedes-Benz advertising since 1995.