Today, some 150 years later, evolutionary biologists are continuing to reconstruct natural history, and journalists are still documenting that reconstruction.
The Mets, one of baseball's biggest disappointments this season, continued to reconstruct their team late last night by trading the All-Star starting pitcher Rick Reed to the Minnesota Twins, one of baseball's biggest surprises, for outfielder Matt Lawton.
The project continued to reconstruct her to 1812 specifications even as she remained open to visitors, who were allowed to observe the process and converse with workers.
TRL-LDEO scientists developed and continue to use this network to reconstruct tropical Indo-Pacific hydroclimate, sea surface temperatures (SSTs), and spatial field patterns of drought indices for the past millennium (e.g., [51-53]).
Thus, a major limitation of adult epidemiologic research will continue to be the inability to reconstruct childhood factors that predict disease.
A landscape ecologist at the Wildlife Conservation Society, based at the Bronx Zoo, Sanderson has worked for 10 years on the Mannahatta Project, a continuing effort to reconstruct the ecology of the island of Manhattan at the moment when Henry Hudson showed up, on the afternoon of Sept. 12, 1609.
Finally, it is essential that alternative approaches to reconstructing evolutionary history continue to be explored.
And investigators continue to face a terribly difficult task: reconstructing the movements of a friendly but private hospital worker who lived alone and died suddenly, giving no one the opportunity to interview her.
Evolutionary geneticists have and continue to play a crucial role in reconstructing the history of drug resistance (e.g. Fig. 2).
Patients then have their digestive systems reconstructed so they can continue to function.
