Sentence examples similar to shaping his evolution from inspiring English sources

Charles Darwin's voyage on The Beagle is well known for the role it played in shaping his thinking about evolution.

Recent evidence suggests that it even shaped his theory of evolution a theory resting on the assumption of "common descent," or converging bloodlines, by which any two races or species share an ancestor.

Overall, Sordell is a raw and natural talent, who needs nurturing and shaping to complete his evolution from boy into man.

Social media has been shaping that evolution.

Stern, A. & Sorek, R. The phage-host arms race: shaping the evolution of microbes.

I think there are real opportunities to contribute to shaping its evolution.

"As a founding member of the Media Laboratory, she was a wise counselor in shaping our evolution.

Comparative genome analyses of parasites allow large scale investigation of selective pressures shaping their evolution.

These findings suggest that some UTRs may be important in shaping stickleback evolution [ 3].

However, the most widespread selective agent shaping the evolution of eyespot is, arguably, predation pressure.

A goal of population genetics is to understand the processes shaping genome evolution.