Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Evolutionarily trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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And this is deep insideof the brain. It's very old, evolutionarily.
Evolutionarily speaking, female orgasm doesn't even seem like it should exist;
The goal is to give birth at a time when plenty of resources are available for newborns-being born in springtime is evolutionarily beneficial.
Evolutionarily, this mechanism is very stringent and has triple redundancy, to ensure that this complex degrades only invading DNA.”.
The desire to develop is inherent in humanity by nature,and the desire for positive change is laid in everyone literally evolutionarily.
These insects are considered to be among the most evolutionarily developed living beings on Earth, yielding, perhaps, only to humans.
When a population exhibits a number of interacting social behaviors such as this,it can evolve a stable pattern of behaviors known as an evolutionarily stable strategy(or ESS).
It is assumed that such differences are formed evolutionarily and fixed at the genetic level, which helped the species to survive and develop.
They are called cerci andtestify to the general primitiveness of cockroaches in general- in more evolutionarily developed insects there are no cerci.
If the human body were tostay in space for 10 to 20 years, evolutionarily, over a long period of time, we would probably lose our skeleton in space because you don't need it.
In a 2018 paper, he and co-author Mark van Vugt describe their“adaptive-conspiracism hypothesis,” which says a tendency tosee conspiracies could have been evolutionarily beneficial.
Leghemoglobin is evolutionarily related to animal myoglobin found in muscle and hemoglobin in blood, and serves to regulate oxygen supply to cells.
Researchers from the London School of Economics say thatbeing a night owl is an“evolutionarily novel preference” made by people with“a higher level of cognitive complexity.”.
This evolutionarily adaptive response may have helped people survive in ancient times, but in contemporary society may well make it harder for people to get out of feelings of loneliness,” John Cacioppo says.
Sunlight is the primary natural source of vitamin D, and, evolutionarily, it's more important, in terms of passing along our genes, not to die of rickets in childhood.
The carboxylesterase family of evolutionarily related proteins(those with clear sequence homology to each other) includes a number of proteins with different substrate specificities, such as acetylcholinesterases.
Researchers from the London School of Economics say that human beings used to all be day-oriented,and that eveningness is an"evolutionarily novel preference" made by people with"a higher level of cognitive complexity.".
The type of figure endomorph appeared evolutionarily in an adverse cold climate and a long winter period, during which access to food resources was significantly limited, and the body needed to survive thanks to its own accumulated reserves.
Such manifestations are justified by biological factors, because at night the visual acuity decreases, dangerous predators go hunting,which also evolutionarily programs to an increased level of attentiveness and, accordingly, anxiety at nightfall.
These tendencies may have been evolutionarily adaptive since we have evolved in communities where women's primary responsibility was raising and protecting offspring who needed protection while men traditionally engaged in hunting and warfare.
The exception to this rule is either more primitive wasps, which at all stages are fed by animal food, or, conversely,more evolutionarily developed, which themselves consume the nectar of plants and larvae they feed them or products of its processing.
It would seem that evolutionarily this kind of behavior should have been fixed as negative and gradually exterminated from human behavior, but the whole difficulty lies in the fact that selflessness affects higher spheres of human existence than the physiological instincts act at the level of which is physiological.
While scientists do believe there is a limit to how long the body can function, the previous improvements in lifespan have been scientific and sociological in nature-not evolutionarily- so it seems probable that improved science could continue to improve lifespans, up to a point.
From these observations, we can perhaps conclude that evolutionarily speaking, we shouldn't necessarily be vegetarian and evolved to eat only the occasional tidbit of animal matter.
Understanding these mechanisms, and the functions that relationships serve, will give us insights how humans have managed to create large scalesocieties using a form of psychological that is evolutionarily adapted to very small scale societies, and why these mechanisms are less than perfect in the modern world.
Most of us prefer sweets over sour and bitter foods because, evolutionarily, our mesolimbic pathway reinforces that sweet things provide a healthy source of carbohydrates for our bodies.”.
RNR, which catalyzes the conversion of ribonucleotides to deoxyribonucleotides, is an evolutionarily ancient enzyme that may have been responsible for the conversion of the earliest life forms, which were based on RNA, into DNA-based organisms, Drennan says.