Sentence examples for said to evolve from inspiring English sources

Group A was said to evolve when humans began to farm and had more vegetarian diets.

Unrelated species living in similar physical environments often are shaped by natural selection to have comparable morphological, physiological, or life history characteristics; they are said to evolve convergently (see The Rodent That Acts Like a Hippo).

Stars may be said to evolve, but they do not reproduce and so biological theory does not apply to them.

Philosophers and scientists are still addressing questions about how and how far cultural traits can be said to evolve; and, as discussed above, whether traits that have evolved in this way can be considered adaptations in any sense (Driscoll, 2011; Fracchia and Lewontin, 1999, 2005; Henrich et al., 2008; Sperber, 2006; Sterelny, 2006).

After Stepok's death, the same aforementioned Communist official carries him off, joined by other children, in a funeral march that was said to evolve into a victory march.

A phylogenetic tree T together with the parameters Πand A = (A e ) e ∈ E (T )is said to evolve under the algebraic evolutionary model if Π ∈ W0, and all matrices A e lie in Mod.

Note that if evolutionary change truly were progressive, life could be said to develop instead of evolving (Werth 2005; Chorost 2012).

These structures, therefore, cannot be said to have evolved for the purpose of flight, because they were already present in dinosaurs before either birds or flight evolved.

At the time, Obama's views on marriage equality were said to be "evolving".

Before the invention of modern, large-scale engineering projects, terrace systems were rarely built in single phases of construction, but instead developed gradually, and could even be said to have evolved.

Squash was said to have evolved from Fleet Prison in London in the early 19th century and soon it was played in English schools.