Sentence examples for contexts for evolution from inspiring English sources

We also found that the results shifted as the contexts for evolution changed.

To improve understanding of the geomorphological and hydrological context for evolution of prehistoric rice agriculture, two sediment cores (DTX4 and DTX10) in the East Tiaoxi River Plain, south Taihu Plain, were collected, and analysed for radiocarbon dating, diatoms, organic carbon and nitrogen stable isotopes (δ13C and δ15N), grain size and lithology.

The students reliably identify the three major environmental contexts for the evolution of infanticide (lack of resources, offspring quality, uncertain parentage), thereby providing an impressive demonstration of the power of evolutionary theory to make predictions about the traits of organisms not just for infanticide but for innumerable traits in all species (see Wilson 2007, ch. 3).

Trust in science was predicative of all three contexts of evolution and accounted for a significant portion of the variance of evolution acceptance (see Table 3).

The Mount Painter Province was located near the margin of both the South Australian Craton and the North Australian Craton, which allows comparisons of the tectonic evolution of these margins and provides context for the evolution of the eastern Proterozoic Australia for both the Columbia and Gondwana supercontinents.

When the model allows for the presence of multiple contexts of evolution, each context is assumed to have its own prior, independently of other contexts.

It is necessary here only to provide a context for the evolution of the typefaces of the printer's font.

That show, which reaped four Tony Award nominations, was not only a rich and artful earful of the blues but, through the skillful marshaling of photographs, provided a powerful sociological and historic context for the evolution of the music.

Learning evolutionary fundamentals through performance-based activities offers a new context for introducing evolution that breaks traditional barriers.

This review provides a historical perspective and context for the evolution of those models and characterization approaches as our understanding of forward osmosis has improved.

The widespread occurrence of C-starts in fish [25] provides a context for the evolution of the exploitative behavior of tentacled snakes.