Sentence examples for contributions to evolution from inspiring English sources
These were indeed significant contributions to evolution and to biodiversity.
Speleology and karst geomorphology are making important contributions to evolution of landscapes, thanks to more refined dating techniques, more specialized and advanced instruments, and intensive studies of caves and karst terrains.
Since Darwin's death in 1882, there have been many organized celebrations of his contributions to evolution, including a celebration of his 100th birthday by the New York Academy of Sciences in 1909 and "Phylum Feasts," wherein food items encompass all living phyla, beginning in the 1970s (Anon 1909; Schueler accessed Jan 2008).
The relative roles of stochastic evolutionary processes and directed, adaptive evolution have not been well categorized in pathogenic bacterial populations, but both are known to make important contributions to evolution in free-living bacteria and other clonal organisms [ 10- 12].
Thus, the average value of s at sites of parallel evolution, S = ∫p'(s)sds, must be higher than f-1(P), because sites with above-average selection coefficients make smaller contributions to evolution than sites with below-average selection coefficients (Fig. 2).
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In-between positions of evolution acceptance were identified as a fresh contribution to evolution education research.
Important contributions to the evolution of genetic technology of this organism include the development of transformation techniques and the construction of powerful plasmids for gene cloning and for general mutagenesis [ 1, 2].
Tinling was elected to the International Tennis Hall of Fame for his contributions to the evolution of women's outfits.
Major contributions to the evolution of care have stemmed from wireless technological and consumer electronic advancements.
Some legal scholars even viewed him as "Frankfurter without mustard", though others recognize his own important contributions to the evolution of the legal thought.
