Sentence examples for and therefore evolution from inspiring English sources

An overwhelming body of evidence, not assertion, supports the concept of evolution and therefore evolution must form the basis of the science curriculum.

A phosphorus link between glaciations and oxygen, and therefore evolution, "is a fascinating possibility," says biogeochemist Donald Canfield of the University of Southern Denmark in Odense.

The results of the rectilinear reservoir model show that the geometry of the reservoir influences stress path evolution during production, and therefore evolution of seismic anisotropy.

For these participants, the scientific use of theory does not differ from that of common usage (as in 'best guess' or 'hunch') and therefore evolution cannot be deemed reliable because it is only a theory.

Using Ockham's Razor and the inference to the best explanation, both of which he uses to criticize others for beliefs that "don't respect science," one could argue that "atheistic evolution" is at least as falsifiable as "evolution"; and therefore evolution, being the simpler theory, can be inferred as superior to "atheistic evolution".

Fundamental niche attributes tend to be evolutionarily conserved [12], [23], and therefore evolution of the fundamental climate space boundaries will ordinarily occur slowly, over time frames longer than is relevant for invasive species management policy.

The arguments for evolution being a religion generally amount to arguments by analogy: it is argued that evolution and religion have one or more things in common, and that therefore evolution is a religion.

For decades we have lived with the idea that Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection can explain everything in terms of competition – and that therefore evolution favours selfishness.

Additionally, Stamos's claim that "theistic evolution" isn't falsifiable and therefore "atheistic evolution" is better science is also questionable.

According to the model, MAS inherit physical properties, and therefore the evolution of the computational systems is similar to the evolution of physical systems.

Based on seeing pterosaur fossils occur in strata below other flying vertebrates, perhaps evolutionists reasoned that pterosaurs evolved first and therefore represented evolution's initial, clumsy attempts to produce large flyers".