Sentence examples for because the evolution is from inspiring English sources

We argue that AIAI is fundamentally distinct from other mechanisms leading to prior adaptation primarily because the evolution is strictly contemporary rather than longstanding, and because the AIAI scenario emphasizes the central role of humans in imposing selective pressures within the native range and in enhancing dispersal via global trade.

It is reasonable that the response of the structure (such as the viscosity) is always lagged behind the response of the force (take the normal force for example) because the structure evolution is always the result of the effect of the force.

Also, you know exactly where the evolutions are because they are right behind the basic card.

In acidic medium reduction, mechanism is not affected by the presence of the inhibitor because hydrogen evolution is activated controlled step.

However, since this review focuses on the potential linkage between the HTP uplift and evolution of the Asian monsoon, we particularly focus on the EAM because its evolution is expected to have been closely linked to the topographic development of the HTP.

It is shown that because hydrogen evolution is the predominant cathodic process the onset of H-atom recombination poisoning results in greatly reduced rates of magnesium corrosion.

At least in Greece, these views still prevail because the theory of evolution is marginalized in the teaching of biology in Greek schools and the evolutionary view of organisms does not pervade the entirety of biology teaching.

At least in Greece, these views still prevail because the theory of evolution is marginalized in the teaching of biology in Greek schools, and biology education does not help students formulate overall conceptual structures to enable them to understand the question of biological change.

But because "the theory of evolution is unproven," Mr. Walker said, the school "will present contrasting theories," including creationism.

It is fallacious to believe that because "the theory of evolution is not an explanation for the origin of life" (Rice et al. 2010), the concept of evolution would not allow us to hypothesize and test the possible beginnings of life (see Lazcano and Peretó 2010 for a specific criticism of the position of Rice et al. concerning this point).

Thus, the mitochondrial genes of Glyptosternoid fishes may have experienced adaptively accelerated evolutionary rates to better adapt to the extreme environments of the Tibetan Plateau because accelerated evolution is usually driven by positive selection.