The adaptability and flexibility of the language are some of its most beautiful qualities, though its odd rules and strange constructions, a legacy of its evolution, are part of why it's a continuing frustration to people learning it and to people, like myself, who've been trying (and failing) to speak it properly since day one.
The adaptability and flexibility of the language are some of its most beautiful qualities, though its odd rules and strange constructions, a legacy of its evolution, are part of why it's a continuing frustration to people learning it — and to people, like myself, who've been trying (and failing) to speak it properly since day one.
Our findings suggest that high levels of GC3 typify a class of genes whose expression is regulated through DNA methylation or are a legacy of accelerated evolution through gene conversion.
It is often assumed that cancer in animals is a legacy of the evolution of a multicellular life style [ 12] but it is fairly unexplored whether tumours could also be found in early branching metazoans [ 13, 14].
But to tease out the legacy of evolution from the effects of thousands of years of human culture presents almost insurmountable obstacles, particularly given the limits on the kinds of experiments that can be done with people.
Because for better or worse, we're living with a legacy of a digital revolution that has been more evolution than revolution, especially when it comes to successful advertising.
The evolution of Anguilla's society was, as elsewhere in the Caribbean, a legacy of plantation sugar and slavery, although conditions in Anguilla were somewhat anomalous for the region.
Is it a legacy of colonial exploitation?
— a legacy of abuse and dysfunction.
"It's a legacy of the coup".
