Sentence examples for primarily evolved from inspiring English sources

Chromatograms showed that oil originating from an informally named, very active seep area, Shane Seep, primarily evolved during the first hour due to mixing with oil originating from a convergence zone slick surrounding Shane Seep.

Although it is true that alien species introduced by humans were more likely to become established in their novel homes, including islands, if they had a larger brain to begin with (i.e.; ref), there are two more pieces to this 'brain island' hypothesis puzzle that suggested that the enlarged brains of island bird species primarily evolved after island colonization rather than before.

Primate brains primarily evolved in adaptation to social complexity so as to interpret mental states and predict behaviors of conspecifics [5].

F0 and formant frequencies may therefore represent acoustic cues to male quality that have primarily evolved in response to intrasexual selection.

This finding is consistent with fossil evidence that indicates that taxa ancestral to these living species primarily evolved in forested habitats [ 43, 73].

Second, even if polymorphism for multiple chromosomal rearrangements is found, it may be difficult to distinguish between a polymorphic system primarily evolved within a species and a polymorphism resulting from hybridization between different, chromosomally diverged species.

With their use primarily evolving on social networks, there have been several attempts to start social messaging apps that focus exclusively on emojis.

Their results showed that key carbon fixation pathway genes might primarily evolve by changes at the transcription level in CAM plants.

Without going so far as to argue for a radical cultural relativism, it should be noted that the meaning attached to vulnerability and loss does not primarily evolve from recourse to single key figures, but only emerges when such concepts are linked back to individual and cultural systems of meaning or cosmologies.

Though new regulator binding sites have long been assumed to primarily evolve by gradual point-wise mutations [18], regulator binding site rearrangements, or "promoter shuffling" (in analogy to the more familiar "exon shuffling"), could allow for more rapid and efficient exploration of the regulatory space of promoters and might therefore be an important evolutionary force [19].

Promoters were primarily evolving under purifying selection but with certain categories of genes evolving faster.