Sentence The phrase "bad evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has evolved in a negative way. For example, "The recent trends in the music industry have shown a bad evolution in terms of quality."
It's too bad "Evolution" doesn't attempt to answer it.
A total of 57.3% presented bad evolution (died: 34.5%, vegetative: 3%, disabled not self-sufficient: 19.8%).
Fifty-six percent of 445 patients presented bad evolution (died: 40.7%, vegetative: 2.2%, disabled not self-sufficient: 12.1%).
Based on the patient's past history, the patient's sister bad evolution and the presence of a new episode of TMA while on dialysis, with better BP control, we reconsider our previous diagnosis of TMA secondary to malignant hypertension to aHUS being the primary cause and probably also in the sister.
By culling the unfortunate owners of bad genes, evolution keeps animals healthy and vigorous until the age of reproduction, and a bit beyond for species that provide parental care.
Previous analysis of 8p12 subregional amplifications in breast cancer [ 5] pointed to the amplified FGFR1 subregion as the best prognostic marker of bad disease evolution among other 8p amplifications.
By and large, the parasites have been disabled, suggesting they are such bad news that evolution has eliminated them.
There is good news and bad news regarding evolution in state science education standards.
And that, researchers say, could be bad for the evolution of the entire species.
Their study was a replication of an earlier one completed in 2000 by Lawrence Lerner and the Thomas B. Fordham Foundation (Lerner in Good science, bad science: teaching evolution in the states. Thomas Fordham Foundation, Washington, 2000).
People with bad backs often blame evolution for their pain.
