Examples of using From an evolutionary perspective in English and their translations into Hebrew
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From an evolutionary perspective, Hox-genes are very old.
But 10,000 yearsis a very small span of time from an evolutionary perspective.
From an evolutionary perspective, school is an abnormal environment.
Wilson's theory makes sense when viewed from an evolutionary perspective.
From an evolutionary perspective, modern society itself might be the anomaly.
The lifestyle of a generalist may seem a good strategy, but from an evolutionary perspective, there's always the temptation to specialise.
From an evolutionary perspective, your body's resistance to weight loss makes sense.
Perhaps wisdom provides benefit to our children orour social groups that make older people worth keeping around, from an evolutionary perspective.
From an evolutionary perspective, blue light impacting melatonin makes perfect sense.
It's also important to remember,when considering our bodies' vulnerabilities, that from an evolutionary perspective, health isn't the most important currency.
From an evolutionary perspective, it makes sense that these human abilities also appear in other species.
He learned about them in school, but he remembered being told that, from an evolutionary perspective, mitochondria were neutral, unimportant and uninteresting.
From an evolutionary perspective, it's critical to our survival to know whether a person deserves our trust.
It's intimately regulating many different processes,and when you interfere with these things you can expect, from an evolutionary perspective, that it's going to cause some harm.
Because from an evolutionary perspective, it is more crucial to our survival to know whether a person deserves our trust.
Now, the prefrontal cortex, that youngest part of our brain from an evolutionary perspective, it understands on an intellectual level that we shouldn't smoke.
From an evolutionary perspective, it makes perfect sense that children would want to form close relationships with many different people, not just their parents.
It is important to recognize here that theprivate nuclear family, living in a house apart from others in the community, is, from an evolutionary perspective, an unnatural environment.”.
From an evolutionary perspective, since we evolved from single celled organism, it would only make sense that all our cells retain this INNATE ability to grow.
Children have an innate tendency for sweet and starchy foods,a logical phenomenon from an evolutionary perspective, as these foods become an energy source available to their rapidly evolving bodies and brains.
From an evolutionary perspective, it is honestly pretty normal behavior to cyber-stalk an ex, especially if you are looking for information about his or her new potential partner," says Somich.
And sometimes, the authors point out, laughter signals some very aggressive intentions,a fact that should- from an evolutionary perspective- motivate appropriate, or biologically adaptive, behavioral responses on the part of the listener.
From an evolutionary perspective, the shared involvement in raising the children was useful in that it provided human offspring with two parents for care and protection during the long period of immaturity, Gopnik said.
As consciousness researcher Chris Bache explains it,“While individuality is extremely precious andextraordinarily important from an evolutionary perspective, if you look carefully at what that individuality is, you find that it's an open system which reflects the larger cultural and psychological history of the species.”.
This makes some sense from an evolutionary perspective, given that musical styles often are shared between many groups living over a wide area.
It's very odd to think that moving your body should affect your brain in this way- that exercise should have some beneficial impact on brain structure and function-but if you start thinking about it from an evolutionary perspective, you can start to piece together why that system would adaptively respond to exercise challenges and stresses," he said.
Hyperactivity might have been beneficial, from an evolutionary perspective, in situations involving risk, competition, or unpredictable behavior(i.e. exploring new areas or finding new food sources).
Potentially good news, from an evolutionary and ecological perspective, as these mollusks must have figured out how to stay out of hot water.
From a narrow evolutionary perspective, which measures success by the number of DNA copies, the agricultural revolution was a wonderful boost for chickens, cattle, pigs and sheep.