Sentence examples for operate to shape from inspiring English sources

It is this 'learning' that corresponds to real life learning where reward and punishment operate to shape the behavior of the motivated offender.

Diagnostic reasoning may be improved by information about how dysfunctional eco-systems operate to shape disease.

Given the ubiquitous nature of TEs and their contributions to eukaryotic genome evolution [ 8, 9], an important question is whether or not similar mechanisms operate to shape the genome landscape.

The four themes identified via the review were: (1) decision-making (e.g., push and pull factors that operate to shape patients' decisions); (2) motivations (e.g., procedure-, cost-, and travel-based factors motivating patients to seek care abroad); (3) risks (e.g., health and travel risks); and (4) first-hand accounts (e.g., patients' experiential accounts of having gone abroad for medical care).

Overall, evidence is found to suggest that the glacial buzzsaw has operated to shape the topography of this mountain range, but the strength of this signature is not spatially uniform.

In particular, cost benefit analysis of climbing plant behaviour should be helpful to infer the selective pressures that have operated to shape current climber ecological communities.

Humans now live in very different ways and in different environments from those where the majority of selective processes operated to shape our species.

In particular, cost benefit analysis of climbing plant behaviour should be helpful to infer the selective pressures that have operated to shape current climber ecological communities (see Rowe et al. 2004).

These comparative genomic studies have provided insight into how the immune system evolves between species over longer evolutionary time, but they do not provide information about how natural selection operates to shape the immune system within a species over shorter timescales.

These fluxes reflect the way in which SVPs operate together to shape the transcriptional and translational behaviour of the system.

As described in detail below, we consider both genetic and plasticity effects to fall under the general purview of eco-evolutionary dynamics, as these effects operate together to shape traits and ecological responses.