The search was conducted using the monocots transcription factor libraries (wheat, barley, maize, and rice) because distinct differences in the evolution of an upstream region exist between monocots and dicots [ 73].
His lectures were also philosophical, because he was interested in the evolution of philosophical ideas over time.
"We chose the Theatre at Ace Hotel as the setting for our mixed reality experiment because we were inspired by its history in the evolution of cinema, and because we needed a building so beautiful that it was able to be a star in its own right," states Painter.
TH theory cannot be dismissed because it is built-in in the evolution of advanced industrial societies.
He calls this the innovator's dilemma because, at almost any time in the evolution of any industry, leaders must understand that a decision regarding the future must be made.
It is a valuable organism from an evolutionary standpoint because the zygomycetes diverged early in the evolution of the fungal kingdom [15].
Traditional analysis methods such as stochastic simulations can miss uncommon or rare events, because they simulate random paths in the evolution of the system, and if the event is rare, it is not likely that it will be simulated in a viable amount of time.
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In diagnostic tests and clinical prediction rules a sensitivity of 100% is hard to achieve, because patients present at different stages in the evolution of their illness.
That, says Uri Hershberg, professor at the Drexel University College of Medicine in Philadelphia, is exciting because it addresses a foundational force in the evolution of life.
