Sentence examples for needed for evolution from inspiring English sources

In addition to natural selection, 21 preservice teachers' fictitious stories of humanoid evolution in a study by Hahn et al. (2005) also revealed that they did not grasp the nature of deep time needed for evolution to occur.

Systematic design procedures are needed so that the DPS modeling problems can be solved because there are no guidelines to define the architecture needed for evolution in the traditional method.

As it is hereditary variations that are needed for evolution via natural selection, Jablonka and Lamb set out to study different inheritance systems (where system is understood roughly to mean a set of interacting factors and mechanisms) by identifying different kinds of hereditary variation (Jablonka 2001; Jablonka & Lamb 1995, 2005).

This example fits the larger paradox that contemporary evolution is most frequently measured in colonizing populations (Reznick and Ghalambor 2001), which may have experienced genetic bottlenecks, reducing the genetic variation needed for evolution (Nei et al. 1975).

In newer Pokémon games you can find both of the items needed for evolution, which allows you to easily get both.

Darwin's theory "has the gaping gap that it can make no quantitative predictions as far as the number of generations needed for the evolution of a behavior of a certain complexity," he writes.

This is concluded by a comparison between the time of flight τf of the droplets in the crystallizer and the buildup time τb needed for the evolution of temperature and concentration profiles inside each droplet.

And this implies the age of the earth and universe because time is needed for this evolution to occur.

"Algae began to rapidly spread to provide the burst of energy needed for the evolution of complex ecosystems, where large animals, including humans, could thrive on Earth".

To account for new genes, needed for the evolution of complexity, it was added that whole gene duplication exists [ 117].

The idea that this energy is needed for chemical evolution – for the maintenance of disequilibrium (chemically reactive) conditions – should not cause controversy.