Sentence examples for changing biology from inspiring English sources

When the scientists examined the resulting avian family tree it confirmed that the Neoaves, the order that contains 95% of modern species, arose in a spectacular burst of evolution and diversification just a few million years after the asteroid strike.The project also illustrates how technology is changing biology.

From a translational perspective, bioenergetic alterations in monocytes and lymphocytes are also linked to their changing biology during the progression of the inflammatory process [ 28, 29].

In this regard, greater understanding of the changing biology of E2F1 especially in the context of cancer-specific mutations is warranted to ensure that E2F1 activity can be leveraged for the benefit of melanoma patients.

Given the attention BIO2010 paid to changing biology student perceptions toward mathematics and programming, we decided to focus on perception indicators in this study as our primary source of evidence.

Available data suggest changing biology with advancing age, for example, increased oestrogen receptor (ER) positivity and decreased human epidermal growth factor receptor (HER -2 expression (Diab et al, 2000).

"Unless women are doping and fundamentally changing their biology, they are left with body fat percentages that may be twice as much as men's," Levine said.

Clinical trials in head and neck cancer (HNC) face multiple challenges including low global incidence, excessive patient comorbidity rate, high treatment-related toxicity and more recently a changing tumor biology landscape.

Generally, relapse is thought to be due to the changing tumor biology and evolution of drug resistant phenotypes within the tumor [ 4, 5].

While Wolbachia are already widespread in the environment, they are restricted to living exclusively within host cells and spread by changing the biology of their host species (O'Neill et al. 1997).

Meanwhile, we highly recommend reading the Executive Summary of V&C, the NAS report (NAS, 2010), and a seminal article by Labov et al. (2010) summarizing the synergy created by these several reports on the changing nature of studies in biology and concomitant need to change biology education.

Russell and Hollander suggest that their scale could be used to measure a change in attitude in other subjects by changing the word "biology" for another subject matter area.