Sentence examples for with one evolutionary from inspiring English sources

The pathway to both birds and powered flight from small feathered dinosaurs, though with a few bumps and oddities on the way shows a relatively consistent progression but Yi qi adds a new twist with one evolutionary branch taking a dramatically different route into the air.

Phylogenetic analysis of the gene expression dataset revealed that the bowhead and minke whales cluster within one evolutionary branch, with a sister group comprising the cow and yak.

Nehm and Reilly (2007) estimated that 86% of second-semester biology majors in a traditional introductory biology course finished the course with at least one evolutionary misconception.

One could define target-oriented EvoSysBio as combining at least one current systems biology approach with at least one evolutionary genetics approach to facilitate the understanding of a particular system.

It's one evolutionary step away from devotional art.

But, with one large exception, evolutionary psychology has little to say about the differences among people; it's concerned mainly with human universals, not human variations.

Since natives have been associated with one another through evolutionary time, the forces promoting character and niche divergence should be high.

For Midgley, this was just a natural extension of her moral philosophy - "Rawls had brought philosophy back into the human sphere: I took it further into animal and environmental concerns" - but it was a route that was to take her to a head-on clash with one of the country's foremost evolutionary biologists, Richard Dawkins; a spat that still survives today.

Overall, variation in mean evolutionary rate is greater among genome regions than among the three data sets, with one very notable exception: the evolutionary rate of partition 3 (containing the HVRI) is remarkably higher for the within-host data set than for the two among-host data sets.

A variety of Reinforcement Learning (RL) techniques blends with one or more techniques from Evolutionary Computation (EC) resulting in hybrid methods classified according to their goal, new focus, and their component methodologies.

Instead of a single evolutionary tree with one main stem leading inexorably to modern humans, the most generally accepted view is of a radiating bush with multiple branches, each representing a particular species of hominid.