How To Use Evolutionarily In A Sentence

  • Bainbridge describes the middle-aged as evolutionarily adapted to be 'phenomenally energy-efficient' and 'inherently resilient'. Times, Sunday Times
  • The most radical interpretations of this phenomenon, interestingly, see life and conscious intelligence as evolutionarily inevitable cosmic imperatives. The Times Literary Supplement
  • Moreover, since the expression pattern is similar in a gymnosperm and in an angiosperm this function appears to be evolutionarily conserved.
  • The evolutionarily primitive aspect of emotion helps to explain its power to disrupt thinking.
  • This makes no sense evolutionarily speaking; the evolutionists sweep this fact under the rug.
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  • Evolutionarily-old connections between our lower brains and our bodies equip us to deal with overwhelming situations rapidly.
  • Since actinopterygian fins are morphologically more similar to the fins of the common ancestor, it was a reasonable hypothesis that the development of limbs was the evolutionary novelty and the development of fins was evolutionarily conserved. Ancestral Expression Patterns
  • M1 aminopeptidase activity is such a fundamental process that it's been conserved evolutionarily. Softpedia News - Global
  • But it is a natural, evolutionarily driven part of human life. Times, Sunday Times
  • Among their evolutionarily closest relatives are the snails in the Basommatophora, the adults of which also lack opercula, but have their eyes at the bases of their 1 pair of tentacles. Archive 2008-03-01
  • Instead, it has been simplified as a series of genetic expressions or evolutionarily conditioned behaviours. The Times Literary Supplement
  • The discovery, reported in the journal Molecular Cell, unexpectedly unites half of virology, linking large groups of viruses previously thought to be functionally and evolutionarily distinct.
  • The derivation of evolutionarily meaningful relationships among this, the most varied group of all, is especially difficult. The Times Literary Supplement
  • Also, omnivorousness in general is more common across the species spectrum than is either pure carnivorisness or pure herbivorisness–and it makes sense evolutionarily why this would be so–species that are flexible in what they can, and will eat, stand a better chance of surviving than those that are specialized. Are we meat eaters or vegetarians? Part I | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D.
  • August 14th, 2006 at 11: 29 am trrll: As for coding, to those of us who have studied it from a biochemical perspective, it seems fundamentally like an evolutionarily optimized form of multicomponent binding (A binds to B, B binds to C), perfectly consistent with what is known of organic chemistry. Analogy, How Scientifically Powerful is It?
  • In other words, music may be based on the existence of the intrinsic emotional sounds we make the animalian prosodic elements of our utterances, and the rhythmic movements of our instinctual/emotional motor apparatus, that were evolutionarily designed to index whether certain states of being were likely to promote or hinder our well-being. Mind Wide Open
  • Although many synthetic chemicals have been added to the food supply in recent years, artificial sweeteners in beverages stand out in their ability to interact with evolutionarily ancient sensorineural pathways at remarkably high affinity. Hemi Weingarten: Artificial Sweeteners: 3 Reasons To Rethink That Diet Coke
  • The α-actinin proteins are evolutionarily interesting. α-actinin evolution in humans - The Panda's Thumb
  • Such peculiarities in combination with great reproductive potential and other advanced features of holometabolous insects make staphylinids an evolutionarily very successful animal group.
  • In certain cases, the combination of a helicase and a topoisomerase provides a unique biological function and the interaction between the two is evolutionarily conserved.
  • Since members of the opposite sex constituted the most evolutionarily significant resources in the environment, competition for reproduction should be extremely effective.
  • The hagfish, together with lampreys, are living representatives of the jawless vertebrates (class Agnatha) and are considered to be the most evolutionarily ancient vertebrates.
  • These biochemical and organismal effects are evolutionarily dissociable to some extent, because some changes in gene expression appear to have no consequence for organismal phenotype.
  • the mutation has been evolutionarily successful
  • Humans, especially females, are likewise evolutionarily wired to respond in a nurturing way to faces that have a quality of neoteny, which is to say, the retention of infantile characteristics: large head, wide and prominent eyes, slightly helpless and winsome. For the Cheerleader in Everyone
  • Hennig's idea that groups of organisms, or taxa, should be recognized and formally named only in cases where they are evolutionarily real entities, that is "monophyletic", at first was controversial. A New Book
  • These characteristics might have been selected evolutionarily. Times, Sunday Times
  • Using statistics and computers, a process called bioinformatics, the researcher compared various versions of TRPA1 in assorted organisms today and figuring out how those variations relate to each other evolutionarily. A half-billion years of irritation
  • If ornaments appeared in subfamilies or tribes that were phylogenetically separated, these were counted as evolutionarily independent events.
  • This evolutionarily maintained mechanism has been detected from yeast to mammalian cells.
  • The hagfish, together with lampreys, are living representatives of the jawless vertebrates (class Agnatha) and are considered to be the most evolutionarily ancient vertebrates.
  • Despite structural differences in the oligomerisation domain, the dissociation constants of the tetramers was in the low nanomolar range for all family members, indicating that the strength of tetramerisation was evolutionarily conserved. BioMed Central - Latest articles
  • The specialist radiates, operates and medicates, turning what should have killed us evolutionarily into "chronic conditions" that cost 19 percent of the GDP to control. Francine Hardaway: Routine Maintenance: Health Care's Contract With America
  • As for coding, to those of us who have studied it from a biochemical perspective, it seems fundamentally like an evolutionarily optimized form of multicomponent binding (A binds to B, B binds to C), perfectly consistent with what is known of organic chemistry. Analogy, How Scientifically Powerful is It?
  • The question is, what do the differences mean, and in particular, are they physiologically, ecologically, or evolutionarily important? The Scientist
  • This also enables what you call fuzzy, but my guess it's just an evolutionarily approach to handle new or defect brain regions / layers. GigaOM
  • About as deleterious a trait as you could imagine, evolutionarily speaking. Times, Sunday Times
  • At least we are able to deduce a long history, geologically and evolutionarily on Earth, astrophysically with the age of stars and cosmologically with redshift and Hubble distance. Do Atheists Exist?
  • If you tell me we are evolutionarily ‘programmed’ to obey conscience I answer that we are evolutionarily programmed to reproduce.
  • We traded intestines for brain cells and became evolutionarily wedded to fire. Times, Sunday Times
  • Clearly, raising each unique sequence type to the level of a strain is not biologically informative as each ‘strain’ will map to a terminal branch in a phylogeny and little can be inferred biogeographically or evolutionarily.
  • We probably should be seeking out ice, then, whether that is our evolutionarily natural state or not. Times, Sunday Times

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