Sentence examples for selective advantages from inspiring English sources

There may be selective advantages to forming colonies, like avoiding being eaten by other small predators.

In particular, the commission has not established in any way that Fiat … received selective advantages with reference to Luxembourg's legal framework".

That's why we can use state-aid tools to look for more individual companies and more selective advantages being given out in the form of tax rulings".

Furthermore, they're not working with gene pathways that promote selective advantages that would help plants compete with other living organisms or disrupt existing ecosystems.

Other theorists have not been so reticent, and a large literature has grown up in which the selective advantages of having a language are adumbrated.

The environments leading to enrichment of rpoS mutations and the selective advantages of these mutants are becoming apparent.

Good novelties just appear, as if by magic, and then spread due to their selective advantages.

This means that imperfect but functional novelties can provide important selective advantages before micro-evolutionary processes have had an opportunity to fine-tune them.

We may think of evolution as a process of "higher" life forms leaving these "primitive" organisms behind, but in fact, every multicellular organism has a group of microbial partners that provide it with various selective advantages.

The use of a variety of forms of different nutrients could provide selective advantages to plants inhabiting nutrient-limited environments.

We show in Figure 5 the simulation results of several independent introductions of mutant strains with different selective advantages.