Sentence examples for of having evolved from inspiring English sources

Communication by the spoken word — and, therefore, its neural basis — has every mark of having evolved through the gradual processes of natural selection.

Communication by the spoken word and, therefore, its neural basis has every mark of having evolved through the gradual processes of natural selection.

Like Lynn Margulis and Natalie Angier, Miller believes, "The human clitoris shows no apparent signs of having evolved directly through male mate choice.

The authors found this surprising, since nemertines have spiral cleavage in the early stages of cell division and form a trochophore larva, while brachiopods have radial cleavage and a larva that shows no sign of having evolved from a trochophore.

Among the 18 patients in which the virus was estimated to evolve under a model incorporating positive selection, in 15 of them we identified at least one amino acid with a posterior probability >0.95 of having evolved under positive selection, and the number of such positions ranged between 1 (patient A09) and 9 (patient G16).

In contrast, sauropsid gal-1a did not show any sign of having evolved under positive selection.

It just kind of has evolved since then," Sanchez says.

Of course, perceptions of Williams have evolved over the years.

It's because all of us have evolved, all of us have faced adversity, we all just never gave up.

"The structure of Nasdaq has evolved rapidly because of competition from technology," Mr. Jenkins said.

A collection of those inititatives, some of which have evolved into commercial products, are shown below.