Sentence examples for selection prompts from inspiring English sources

Similarly, demonstration that ecosystems exhibit collective adaptive behaviours without being units of selection prompts inquiry as to whether these systems are capable of more complex computational tasks.

This selection prompts providers to compete for patients by improving the care they deliver, because, when the care they deliver is not optimal, patients may 'punish' them by going elsewhere (exit) [ 8, 12, 14- 16].

The selection prompted dissident members of the Kenya Africa National Union party to leave the party.

The 2016 World Book Night's all-white author selection prompted Guardian Review to run an article headed "Why haven't I been invited to the party?

A potential delay arose on Friday when Mr. Tarloff, who has schizophrenia, refused to leave his cell for jury selection, prompting the judge to order another psychiatric exam to determine if he was fit to stand trial.

The selection prompted dissident members of the long-ruling Kenya Africa National Union, known as KANU, to leave the party and pledge to campaign against Mr. Kenyatta, the son of Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya's president from 1963 to 1978 and before then leader of the nationalist movement against British rule.

John Robinson All this week's best live music TALKS Bare Lit (Betsey Trotwood & Free Word Centre, London, Saturday & Sunday) The 2016 World Book Night's all-white author selection prompted Guardian Review to run an article headed "Why haven't I been invited to the party?

The example cited most often is that of Alfred Russel Wallace, whose independent discovery of natural selection prompted Darwin to publish the Origin.

His shot selection prompted Bradman to throw his head back in disappointment.

Bill Buford's list of 20 writers under 40 - a new version, under the auspices of the magazine Granta, of a 1983 selection - prompts such a question, and quickly answers against it: not only is there nothing we might yet call the new or young novel, there is nothing here we might call the old novel either.

Of course it is only unguided natural selection that prompts the worry.