The phrase "about evolution in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to evolution within a specific context, such as a field of study or a particular subject matter.
Example: "The documentary provides insightful information about evolution in the context of climate change."
Alternatives: "regarding evolution in the" or "concerning evolution in the".
Mastropaolo started making public arguments in favor of creationism about 13 years ago, after reading an article about evolution in the newspaper.
Now, at suitably trimmed prices and amid signs of renewed buoyancy in capital markets, "there's an optimistic feel about evolution in the short term, at least on the pre-owned brokerage market as well as on the charter market," says Laurent Perignon, director of marketing at the high-end yacht broker Camper & Nicholsons International.
The kind of book light I mean is the kind you buy so that you can continue reading books about evolution in the middle of the night while your spouse sleeps the restless sleep of those with children to raise and tuitions to pay.
Among his other notable films were "The Teahouse of the August Moon" (1956), with Marlon Brando and Glenn Ford, and "Inherit the Wind" (1960), with Spencer Tracy and Fredric March, in which he played a small-town Tennessee judge hearing arguments about evolution in the fictionalized version of the Scopes "monkey trial".
For instance, such information would allow museum staff to anticipate possible controversies about exhibits about evolution in the planning stage.
The final piece of Wells's advice to participants was what to teach about evolution in the public school science classroom.
In each case (i.e., optional or required inclusion of questions about evolution in exams) the general faculty, educators of prospective teachers and student responses were statistically similar (sign test two-tail pair-wise comparisons P ≥ 0.05, Fig. 5).
The eBook collection will include, of course, Mr. Clarke's two best known works, "2001," which was the basis of the later Stanley Kubrick film, and "Childhood's End," about how aliens bring about an evolution in the human race.
Although books written for PA appear to be more useful in terms of providing information about evolution in more sections, the data show that, overall, textbooks for both CA and PA were equally likely not to provide a definition of evolution at all.
From Dr. Rosenbluth's initial lament of never having heard anything about evolution in medical school came the resolve to create this issue.
I completely agree that it is important to situate our understanding, not least about evolution, in historical perspective, and the Author rightly attempts to weave together this history from developments in two fields, geology and biology.
