A thorough comprehension of evolution implies the understanding of some key concepts of natural selection, e.g. individual and population variation, descent with modification, and differential survival fitness (Nehm and Schonfeld 2010; Pigliucci and Kaplan [2006]; van Dijk and Reydon [2010]).
A thorough review of existing evolution education, science education, and environmental education research and existing evolution education, science education, and environmental education standards reveal that this newly emerging and crucially important theme has yet to be incorporated into these two areas which strongly influence future curriculum development and implementation.
A thorough understanding of the evolution of land plants requires knowledge about the phylogeny of green algae and embryophytes as well as insight into the evolution of plant genomes with special reference to developmental processes.
The effect of heat treatment temperature and atmosphere on the properties of the coatings, especially electrical conductivity, has been studied in detail in conjunction with a thorough analysis of the evolution of microstructure of the coatings.
Kabaservice's "Rule and Ruin" is the better and more useful of the two books, because it is a thorough history of the evolution of the GOP from the Eisenhower years to the early 21st century, but "The Tea Party and the Remaking of Republican Conservatism" contains a great deal of valuable information about who the tea partyers are and what they believe.
Gordon Moran reviewed the book for the Journal of Information Ethics, writing, "In this book, Prof. Curtis ... provides a thorough account of the evolution of free speech, in theory and practice, from pre-Revolutionary times through the Civil War and the Fourteenth Amendment (1868).
A thorough description of the evolution of PCD in bacteria is, however, beyond the scope of this review.
The management of the neck chapter provides a thorough history of the evolution of the treatment of neck disease.
This reconstruction provides a thorough view of the evolution of gene structure in three eukaryotic supergroups and reveals several general trends [ 53].
If biologists are to understand the role that inherited bacteria play in arthropod evolution, a thorough examination with respect to documenting their effects is now required.
However, sampling of mt genomes on a within-family scale is still poor and the sparsity of information precludes a thorough understanding of genome evolution in the green algae.
