Sentence examples for between evolutionary theory and from inspiring English sources

Just as in the classic clashes of nature, where every mutational upgrade in a carnivore's strength or cunning is soon countered by a speedier or more paranoid model of antelope, so the pitched struggle between evolutionary theory and its deniers has yielded a bristling diversity of ploys and counterploys.

A minority (11.5%) believed that there was no disagreement between evolutionary theory and Islamic teachings.

But as Sober and Wilson (1998) have argued with great clarity, there is no simple connection between evolutionary theory and the philosophical debate between egoism and altruism.

Seeing agreement from nearly all respondents that evolution explains the diversity of life is in accord with the fact that the vast majority of respondents self-identified as old earth evolutionists who saw no connection between evolutionary theory and the presence or absence of a god.

At the end of his sermon, Mohler boldly asserted: "I want to suggest to you that when it comes to the confrontation between evolutionary theory and the Christian gospel we have a head-on collision.

This link between evolutionary theory and empirical work on salmonids has also contributed significantly to conservation genetics (Ford 2004; Hard 2004; Waples 2004).

The association of concepts between evolutionary theory, the nature of science, and situations of chance suggests that instruction is required for all to resolve evolution misconceptions.

We have four main research questions: (1) Is there a relationship between conceptual understanding of evolutionary theory and acceptance?

In the Rutledge and Mitchell study (2002) examining the relationship between public school teachers' acceptance of evolutionary theory and their academic backgrounds, a statistically significant association between teachers' acceptance of evolution and their exposure to courses related to biology, evolution, and NOS was found.

Chapter 13 recounts how the first studies on inheritance (between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries) challenged Darwinian evolutionary theory and how "1900 was somewhat a turning point for the acceptance of the theory of evolution" (p. 188).

The interaction between rapidly changing ecological conditions and hybridization has implications for both evolutionary theory and forest management.