Sentence examples for description of evolution from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: David Brooks's description of evolution pits our presumed unique, human capacity for empathy and collaboration against the animal selfishness that we owe to our primate origins.

This left the content of our description of evolution unchanged, but met the literal requirement of the Texas standards.

(The title of Nye's book is a pun on the author's surname—UndeNYEable not a literal description of evolution).

The chapter opens with the description of evolution of photonic simulation tools over the last several years.

To what extent do the definitions presented in the sections of the textbooks provide an accurate and consistent description of evolution?

Research Question 2 To what extent do the definitions presented in the sections of the textbooks provide an accurate and consistent description of evolution?

This issue is commonly encountered by colloquial descriptions of evolution, but is especially prolific in attempts to justify human behavior with evolutionary reasoning.

When coding the descriptions of evolution for his study, Linhart (1997) identified descriptions that equated evolution with natural selection, increased complexity, or progress; none of the definitions in our sample included these concepts.

Almost immediately a crisis arose because these two presumably equivalent descriptions of evolution, genotype and phenotype, were contradictory.

There are alternative but similar grids of normative starting points: Frenk and colleagues' description of an evolution in global health from "development aid" to "international cooperation" to "global solidarity" [ 15] corresponds with Lencucha's 'charity'securityity' and 'cosmopolitanism'cosmopolitanism

The book's heartbeat resides in Kahn's description of the evolution from throwing to pitching.