Sentence examples for successful organisms from inspiring English sources

The most successful organisms are those that are able to reproduce most prolifically in their given ecological niche.

All successful organisms do this; they dissolve and then recombine to form the new in order to move forward.

"We moved from a primitive 'live fast and die young' strategy to a 'live slow and grow old' strategy and that has helped make humans one of the most successful organisms on the planet," said Smith.

The ability to respond to a changing environment separates successful organisms from their competitors.

I point out that "simple" is not synonymous with "primitive" and that some of the most "successful" organisms are single-celled photosynthetic creatures.

Protozoan parasites are among some of the most successful organisms worldwide, being able to live and multiply within a very wide range of hosts.

A reward system that can lead to quick decisions and a sensory system that provides discriminations for use in longer term planning would both confer advantages; and these systems would, in general, have to work together in a successful organism.

Just as in natural selection in living beings there is never a perfect, successful organism but only one which best suits the environment at the time.

The examples of long-standing, highly successful organism-specific databases, including FlyBase (12, 101) and VectorBase (102, 103) illustrate that such databases are instrumental in helping researchers make effective use of functional tools and build sustainable research communities.

Irrespective of the nature of the environmental changes that an organism is faced with, the colonization of a new range is most likely successful when organisms adapt quickly to altered environmental conditions.

Predators weed out the weak; new mutations launch successful IPOs; organisms grow more nimble as they evolve to fit their particular niche.