Sentence examples for notably evolutionary from inspiring English sources

For the past two decades, the editor and agent John Brockman has promoted the notion of a "third culture" to describe scientists — notably evolutionary biologists, psychologists and neuroscientists — who are "rendering visible the deeper meanings in our lives" and superseding literary artists in their ability to "shape the thoughts of their generation".

These are the "historical sciences", most notably evolutionary biology.

Most notably, evolutionary responses to selection depends on heritability for telomere length (since selection depletes genetic variance and alters allele frequencies) [5] [6] but evidence from natural populations is restricted to human twin studies [7].

Notably, evolutionary "tinkering" with transcription at 5′ promoters may have evolved in concert with post-transcriptional safeguards encoded at the 3′ end of cistrons.

Notably, the evolutionary tree process driving sequence divergence, underlies the hierarchical classification of protein families, and make it an especially appealing playground for hierarchical clustering methods.

SOME people, notably Richard Dawkins, an evolutionary biologist at Oxford University, regard religion as a disease.

Most notably, the British evolutionary biologist W.D. Hamilton (1936 2000) showed how social behaviour in insects can be explained as a form of "kin selection" beneficial to individual interests.

Some theorists, notably the American evolutionary biologist George C. Williams, argued that individual interests would always outweigh group interests, since genes associated with selfish behaviour would inevitably spread at the expense of genes associated with altruism.

Most notably, there were evolutionary shifts in the impact of food concentration from the saline to freshwater populations, where the beneficial impact of high food concentration on survival declined in the freshwater derived population relative to its saline ancestor (Fig. 4).

Notably, XLF is evolutionary and functionally conserved in diverse eukaryotes, and belongs to a superfamily of proteins that also contains the Saccharomyces cerevisiae NHEJ factors Lif1 and Nej1, which interact with one another (Callebaut et al, 2006; Hentges et al, 2006).

Now we can see our way through a classic evolutionary pdox, notably pointed out by the evolutionary geneticist C.H. Waddington (1967).