Sentence examples for context and evolution from inspiring English sources

The paper describes the context and evolution of the program and the framework developed to deliver new locally specific starting points for urban transformation, a process involving academic researchers and designers, a shifting network of professional designers, many hundreds of design masters students, representatives of local government, business and the wider community.

The emergence of evo-devo gave development an evolutionary context and evolution a developmental genetic perspective (Wilkins 2002; Carroll et al. 2005; Arthur 2011; Stern 2011).

Here we report the results of comparative analyses based on genome sequences of four newly isolated C. perfringens phages and focus on the genomic context and evolution of the phage endolysin genes.

Document review and analysis was a key approach for gathering the information on the context and evolution of the treatment programme and the introduction of research-based treatment – the so-called the Clinical Research Network – during 1996 to 1999.

Read some secondary literature on communism that explains the context and evolution of the movement.

It is a fantastical and disconcerting prospect that, given the context and complex evolution of violent extremism in Somalia, is impossible to discount.

The absence of traumatic context and the evolution with painful flares for 2 years suggests an osteoarthritic origin, confirming the hypothesis evoked by F3D/CT.

The selective forces became largely independent of the social context and further evolution was driven by the efficiency of predation.

One of the key components of this study was the consideration of regulatory function in the context of disease and evolution.

Students often resort to teleological and anthropomorphic explanations or fail to recognize the need to include causal or mechanistic reasoning when asked to articulate an explanation of biological change, particularly in the context of adaptation and evolution (Abrams and Southerland, 2001; Southerland et al., 2001; Russ et al., 2008).

The analysis presented here focuses on the specific difficulties that arise when the MCO is invoked in the contexts of development and evolution.