Sentence examples for subtle evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Moreover, these studies globally grouped species into three superkingdoms, thus neglecting subtle evolutionary changes that may have occurred in more closely related lineages or taxa.

Furthermore, subtle evolutionary costs of deployment beyond the power of the present study could still be of evolutionary importance in the long term.

The existence of EFLs in different folds and functions makes it possible to survey subtle evolutionary relations, originating from the pre-domain evolution of protein structure.

This hypothesis, however, was not confirmed, suggesting that the observed allelic disparity is perhaps not merely a function of the number of divisions after a single event but the result of a more complex and subtle evolutionary process.

In I.B.M.'s case, to be sure, that separation has been a more subtle and evolutionary process than it has been at Apple, the blockbuster product machine.

In addition, subtle differences in evolutionary history may lead to different evolutionary outcomes (Beatty and Desjardins 2009).

Subtle aspects of evolutionary theory are rarely the problem.

All these campaigns represent a subtle rung up the evolutionary ladder, of course, from the likes of the notorious Cadbury's Flake ads, perhaps the epitome of unacceptably sexist images of women in British advertising.

But this raises a problem, and not just for those of us who were educated in the religious tradition, with parents who did not question the idea of God, and who still wistfully cling to the idea that there are things that are right, and things that are wrong, and that this rightness or wrongness might not be explained only by subtle sociobiological pressures over evolutionary history.

Note that the study in this paper has subtle similarities to the evolutionary game theory [20], which has been successfully applied in the cooperative spectrum sensing in cognitive radio systems [21].

Rather than imagining that speciation means turning lions into tigers, or bears into cows, or fish into humans, they will see that speciation involves a subtle divergence in the evolutionary trajectories taken by populations.