Sentence examples for well evolved for from inspiring English sources

John McCrone, a British science correspondent, writing in a recent issue of the Times Literary Supplement, calls memories "cognitive reconstructions," and goes on to say that our brains, though not well evolved for retrospection or contemplation, never give up a reshuffling process in their effort to extract what is general and what is particular about each passing moment of life.

The avian eye is well evolved for colour discrimination [25], with four spectrally distinct types of single cone photoreceptors [26].

Instead one must posit a long process of gradual evolutionary change in which progressively evolved offspring inhabited progressively less brackish water, with each new species' physiology incrementally changing so that it was well evolved for its ionic environment, until the transition to being able to live in completely fresh water was achieved.

Evolve has … well, evolved since we last experienced it this year.

If Anchiornis and Archaeopteryx were ancestral birds, it would appear that that feathers, which Feduccia shows to be complex, intricate structures well adapted for flight, evolved for that purpose.

Thus, a complex of elaborate mechanisms, affecting synthesis, degradation as well as membrane transport, has evolved for the control of polyamine homeostasis (Persson 2009; Pegg and Casero 2011).

A similar model should be evolved for rooftop solar as well.

Researchers want to understand the origin of feathers, as well as figure out how they eventually evolved for flight.

Fiction evolved for a purpose.

Marriage has evolved for millennia.

He knows he has areas to improve but to bat and captain so well shows he is evolving for the future".