Sentence examples for using an evolutionary adaptation from inspiring English sources

Then, based on their inhibitory performance, we investigated to generate the strain with improved tolerance against the inhibitors using an evolutionary adaptation approach.

We devised an evolutionary adaptation approach using short-term serial transfers of the cell cultures in inhibitor-containing liquid media following spontaneous adaptation of R. opacus cells on defined agar media with single inhibitors.

43a NiSOD appears to represent a case of convergent evolution that resulted initially from an evolutionary adaptation to use Ni as the requisite redox metal, and its emergence accompanied the decreased availability of Fe in the ocean that resulted from oxygenic photosynthesis.

The results we obtained using raters from a low-income non-western rural society suggest that the ability to assess dominance (i.e. potential use of force and aggression) of men from their faces is an evolutionary adaptation.

It is an evolutionary adaptation to consciousness".

These results hinted at gliding's importance as an evolutionary adaptation.

The ability to attribute agency is, Dennett says, almost surely an evolutionary adaptation.

Some scientists have speculated that human hairlessness was an evolutionary adaptation.

An early chapter, for instance, wonders if suicide should be viewed as an evolutionary adaptation.

A foundation for this tendency may be an evolutionary adaptation for group living but evolutionary origins of human synchronous activity is unclear.

The chief metaethical project in evolutionary ethics is that of understanding morality, or the moral impulse in human beings, as an evolutionary adaptation.