Sentence examples for as it exists in nature from inspiring English sources

Finally one student responded, "It's the state of the organism as it exists in nature.

And in that regard, he wrote, the isolated DNA "is not markedly different from native DNA as it exists in nature".

In his own treatise Della pittura (1435; "On Painting"), theorist Leon Battista Alberti urged painters to construct the human figure as it exists in nature, supported by the skeleton and musculature, and only then clothed in skin.

Alito said that he considered Hansen's response to be an important concession, because, "Isolated DNA has a very different function from the DNA as it exists in nature.

When we draw a tree, we are attempting to capture a limited but accurate picture of the Tree of Life as it exists in nature.

This works well for creating specialist scientific languages, but as Taylor says, it is "unable to capture human language as it exists in nature".

It exists in nature no more than a pound does, or a unicorn.

Generally speaking, it exists in nature and society.

Basically they are of two types: explorers or visitors seeking something that cannot be found elsewhere – and money is the very last thing they seek; and men who have established a symbiosis with nature, as it exists in its human and non-human shape, in these wilds.

Here we should carefully distinguish between what we can say about the same nature as such, and what we can say about the same nature on account of its conditions as it exists in this or that subject.

Would the reintroduction of the "new" creature upset the balance of nature as it exists in the present?