Sentence examples for more fundamental processes from inspiring English sources
Art and aesthetics are emergent consequences of advertisement communication, evaluation, choice, and evolutionary feedback; they cannot be reduced to more fundamental processes.
Do power-law scaled networks arise because of some selective advantage they confer or do they emerge from other more fundamental processes?
Whether scale-free networks are directly selected for being evolvable, error tolerant or robust, or whether the scale-free topology emerges out of more fundamental processes remains an open question.
However, we have confirmed their involvement in oviposition, and further study will reveal whether these genes turn out to be "sex ratio" genes insofar as they are involved in the more fundamental processes underlying the ability to facultatively allocate sex.
VRN1 was named after its role in vernalization; however, as its overexpression also causes a range of changes in plant organs, it seems to be also involved in more fundamental processes [ 14].
It is part of the more fundamental process of learning to live together as neighbors".
Arguing the inclusion of diverse participants in various foresight practices is part of a more fundamental process of transformation in contemporary societies.
After collecting and analyzing the gathered information, the community needs also a more fundamental, process-based understanding of the phenomena a science of environmental applications.
Finally, the observation that NII accumulation was reduced by PDE10A inhibition suggests that the formation of these aggregates may be driven by more fundamental pathological processes.
In this way, judgment of approximate numerosity in both humans and animals is similar to more fundamental sensory processes in that the threshold for discrimination between two stimuli scales with their magnitude (Weber 1843).
We also expected that host genes of APC snoRNAs would be expressed in a wider range of tissues than NL snoRNAs host genes, consistent with a role in more fundamental cellular processes.
