Examples of using Evolutionarily in English and their translations into German
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It's very old, evolutionarily.
We assume that evolutionarily early proteins consisted of only short amino acid chains.
And this is deep inside of the brain.It's very old, evolutionarily.
Because smiling is evolutionarily contagious.
Dicer is evolutionarily conserved in worms, flies, fungi, plants, and mammals.
The predisposition for infidelity shows a moderate, but evolutionarily crucial, genetic basis.
Oxytocin is active in evolutionarily old areas of our brain, outside of our conscious awareness.
In fact,the mechanism is even more pronounced in both these species than it is in evolutionarily younger species like mice and humans.
Some HERVs are evolutionarily younger and still encode former retroviral proteins, such as the so-called HERV-K(HML-2) group.
In fact, this could be why these disordered molecules are more common in evolutionarily higher organisms, the researchers surmise.
Well, wireheading is not an evolutionarily stable solution: there would be selection pressure against its widespread adoption.
The optimal level of"error" broadcast(If it really bugs) is regulated by mechanisms,and he ontogenetičeski and evolutionarily acquitted 52.
Inconspicuously, slowly, not revolutionarily, but evolutionarily, we train them and move on.
Together with locate solution GmbH, we will develop praxis-based anduser-friendly AAL technologies that can be evolutionarily integrated into our systems.
Because smiling is evolutionarily contagious, and it suppresses the control we usually have on our facial muscles.
Now I don't know about you, but Michael Shermer talked aboutthe willingness for human beings-- evolutionarily, they're designed to see patterns in things.
The adaptive immune system is evolutionarily more advanced than its cellular-based counterpart, the innate immune system.
However, this does not mean that the butterflies of these species can damage clothes-they are just less evolutionarily mature and have not completely lost their food organs.
As an evolutionarily quite simple life form, the diatom already has traits of more highly developed organisms; like plants it is able to carry out photosynthesis.
It's just that we're always thinking of this guy as lagging behind us, evolutionarily or somehow uncannily creeping up on us, and in some cases, he gets places before us.
An evolutionarily stable strategy(ESS) is a strategy which, if adopted by a population in a given environment, cannot be invaded by any alternative strategy that is initially rare.
Wilber's criterion allows him to mold, out of the vast multiplicity of evolutionarily created entities, a vision in which it appears that the whole Kosmos is geared towards producing us humans.
Evolutionarily, man is a social animal in which two opposing behavioural tendencies are at work: on the one hand he gravitates towards community and sharing, on the other, towards individualism and taking.
An exception to this rule is either the more primitive wasps, which at all stages feed on animal food, or, on the contrary,are more evolutionarily developed, who themselves consume the nectar of plants and their larvae feed them or their products.
The accuracy of protein synthesis evolutionarily conservative and high, but could it be that kind of"tajnopis′û", When the"mark"(codon) and"designated"(amino acid) not always are isomorphic, not clear?
His current research focuses on the analysis of the neuroanatomical and neurochemical mechanisms of emotional behaviors(in the emerging fields of affective and social neurosciences), with a focus on understandinghow various affective-emotional processes are evolutionarily organized in the brain, seeking linkages to drug addictions and psychiatric disorders, especially depression.
And none of them was transmitted with a bite. Evolutionarily, this is very beneficial for parasites: the less at risk the host is, the more chances of bedbugs retain the main source of food.
But you have to think evolutionarily, you have to think, what hard job that has to be done-- it's dirty work, somebody's got to do it-- is so important to give us such a powerful, inbuilt reward for it when we succeed.
Since the retina evolutionarily belongs to the central nervous system, in many diseases of the central nervous system such as MS or NMO, characteristic changes in the retina structure occur which can be detected by OCT and observed in the disease course.
Their study paints a fascinating picture of evolutionarily shaped and individually learned defence behaviour as well as the deception efforts employed by both species of fish- and the high price that cichlids pay for keeping the illegitimate offspring of the cuckoo catfish away from their own eggs.
