Sentence examples similar to a fruitful evolution from inspiring English sources

If it can be worked out, Tong thinks brane evolution could be a fruitful new line of research.

A more detailed examination of the expression patterns of teleost fast skeletal tropI duplicates would be a fruitful future experiment to gain insight into the evolution of cis-acting regulation of paralogues following gene duplication.

Evo-devo research has been a fruitful approach in other areas of palaeontology (early tetrapod evolution is a great example), and it is great to see more and more plant evolution researchers also taking this approach.

The levels of overlap between religiosity, political orientation and trust in science and scientists and how these overlaps manifest in conditions such as evolution acceptance is likely to be a fruitful direction for future research.

There is much still to be discovered but I think a fruitful way of understanding what is going on is to see the evolution of morality as analogous to the evolution of language.

In this paper, it is hypothesised that these valleys could provide a fruitful source of vision – as a metaphor – to think about the evolution of human society.

The integration of evolution and genomics has been advocated for many years as a fruitful and convenient feedback relationship (Eisen 1998; Eisen and Wu 2002; Mitchell-Olds and Clauss 2002; DeSalle et al. 2003).

Indeed, phylogenetic-comparative analyses of the evolution and diversification consequences of fitness trade-offs across pollinator types should be a fruitful line of investigation.

It was a fruitful journey.

But a fruitful partnership began.

Photography, in particular, was a fruitful medium.