Sentence examples for wild evolution from inspiring English sources

As Lacey rises, in very well-delineated steps, to the level of making sizable deals and then aspiring to own a gallery, Mr. Martin invests his book with its larger drama: that of the art market's wild evolution over the course of the last two decades.

Finally Katie Stopher, Jarrod Hadfield and the Wild Evolution Group at the University of Edinburgh provided useful discussion.

Thus, in the wild, evolution reaffirms that the mechanism of heterozygote advantage has acted upon the Indy gene to assure increased reproductive fitness and, coincidentally, longer life span through regulatory transposon mutagenesis.

No specific connection existed between Avida-ED and the case of wild tobacco evolution, other than that they were both examples of evolution the students were familiar with from using them as in-class activities.

Diseases have emerged through pathogen exchange with wild populations, evolution from non-pathogenic micro-organisms and anthropogenic transfer of stocks.

Many of them, however, did not correctly apply this principle to the example of wild tobacco evolution (only 24% correct answers, Concept Frame; Fig. 6), and even fewer students (19%, Fig. 5) incorporated this principle in their explanation of how natural selection works in the context of the Dino Problem.

Because trophodynamics, based on the grazing and nutrient availability, are quite complex in the wild, size evolution might be important or even advantageous.

Those include the failure of engineered traits to be expressed consistently, and cross-contamination with wild relatives and evolution of resistant weeds and pests (in the case of herbicide resistance traits).

It is likely that changes in network interactions, which are important for animals to survive stress in the wild, affect the evolution and function of network traits.

These results suggested that the 11 DA1-like paralogs in a soybean species originated in soybean common ancestors (Fig.  1b) became more diversified than the orthologous pairs between the cultivated and wild soybeans during evolution.

These examples will include the 1) global regional and local experiment of subterranean mammals; 2) regional experiment of fungal life in the Dead Sea; 3) evolution of wild cereals; 4) "Evolution Canyon"; 5) human brain evolution, and 6) global warming.