Sentence examples for shaped humans from inspiring English sources

Dr. Nesse, however, is one of a growing number of scientists who over the past decade have systematically tried to bring a Darwinian perspective to medicine, hoping to learn more about how evolution has shaped humans' vulnerability to disease.

That rhythm has fundamentally shaped humans' biological and social evolution, says neuroethologist Geoffrey Gerstner of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, who co-authored the 1994 paper on zoo animals.

They (allegedly) fathered humanity by having sex with monkeys and shaped human history as demons and gods.

He understood the fundamental beliefs which shaped human life as essentially social phenomena.

Far from playing a glamour symbol, she is a real, imperfectly shaped, human being.

This evidence suggests that group conflict is not the sole force that has shaped human eusociality.

As much as nature has shaped human migration, Amrith writes, so are the migrants "agents of environmental transformation".

In 1455, with his revolution in printing, Johannes Gutenberg single-handedly launched a transformation in mankind's communications environment – a transformation that has shaped human society ever since.

Just as war has shaped human social institutions for millennia, so has it discarded them as the evolving technology of war rendered them useless.

But the opposite position -- that evolution does not care about and has in no way shaped human behavior -- seems equally implausible.

Many researchers agree that shifts in climate and environment shaped human evolution, but there has been little direct evidence about exactly how.