Sentence examples for contexts on the evolution from inspiring English sources

An absence of compelling evidence for reversals of digit loss contrasts with a recent proposal that digits have been regained in some species of the gymnophthalmid clade Bachia, possibly reflecting an influence of differing environmental and genetic contexts on the evolution of limb morphology in these clades.

An absence of cogent evidence for reversals of digit loss in Lerista contrasts with Kohlsdorf and Wagner's [ 9] proposal that digits have been regained in some species of Bachia, possibly reflecting an influence of differing environmental and genetic contexts on the evolution of limb morphology in these clades.

As Button notes, "sauropod skulls also provide interesting data in the broader context of the evolution of sauropod feeding mechanisms, where we see the repeated evolution of similar functional complexes".

Collecting functional genomic data on such systems could provide important context for the evolution of gene regulation in humans.

To root it in the organisational context, we turn next to Fredric Laloux' work on the evolution of organisational forms [28].

This work thus lays the foundation for future functional genomics work on the evolution of novelty in the context of social behavior.

This paper focuses on the evolution of Greenway planning and implementation in China, and provides a historical context to the Greenway concept.

Douglas Adams on the evolution of the book.

The "Literature review" section briefly reviews the literature on the evolution of the vocation of the modern university and the establishment of companies in an academic environment, while the "The context of the study" section describes the IPC context.

In CO2 geological storage (CGS) context, the evolution of the caprock sealing capacity has received increasing attention, particularly on a geological time span (thousands of years).

Careful scholarly attention to cultural context also illuminates the evolution of Christian doctrine.