Sentence examples for response to evolution from inspiring English sources
Allometry, the association between size and shape, has long been considered an evolutionary constraint because of its ability to channel variation in particular directions in response to evolution of size.
This positive response to human evolution displays the depth with which some participants accepted evolution.
In response to this evolution, this paper reports about the development of an indicator set that allows to quantitatively demonstrate these recycling benefits, hence going further than the weight-based objectives employed in the WEEE directive.
Beyond the evolution of behavioural responses to HIREC per se, behaviour can also shape the overall evolutionary response to HIREC – evolution of both behaviour and other traits.
Monsanto's push to develop and sell dicamba-resistant crops is a direct response to the evolution of Roundup resistance.
David Haglund, an editor at The New Yorker who was born in Utah and raised Mormon, talked to Biskupski about the Mormon Church's response to the evolution of gay rights.
The results are compared with in-situ ER monitoring, and post-test inspection of the samples in order to correlate ER response to damage evolution.
The rhythms of Washington have long dictated that crises beget legislation, but Democrats insisted Thursday that these changes also represented a long-overdue response to the evolution of the financial industry.
In many ways, the investigations are a response to the evolution of the pharmaceutical business, which has grown in the last quarter-century from a small group of companies peddling a few antibiotics and antianxiety remedies to a $400 billion behemoth that is among the most profitable industries on earth.
There are many single factors that affect fault sealing in response to tectonic evolution, so that the weighting coefficients of the single factors are different.
These new difficulties arise partly in response to the evolution in our understanding of what mathematical rigor demands: solutions that would satisfy Aristotle's standards of rigor would not satisfy ours.
