Sentence examples for diversified life from inspiring English sources
Jellies are a bridge between simple, ancient life forms, and the wildly diversified life we see around us today.
It is fun to have diversified life experiences, people to truly learn who they are and to teach them interesting new information and go on new adventures together!
Finally, a molecular clock of FSFs suggests the min_set reflects urancestral genetic make up more reliably and confirms diversified life emerged about 2.9 billion years ago during the start of planet oxygenation.
"He'd educate her well, and she'd have a fabulous, diversified life.
In the city of Zootopia the animals live a diversified life.
The last universal common ancestor represents the primordial cellular organism from which diversified life was derived.
It took hundreds of millions of years to produce the life that now inhabits the earth — aeons of time, in which that developing and evolving and diversifying life reached a state of adjustment to its surroundings.
Some of their rationales are astounding intellectual contortions (e.g., the "appearance of age" claim that underlies some versions of young-Earth creationism), whereas others involve attributing all of science to a deity (e.g., that "theistic evolution" has been "God's way" of diversifying life).
MIPs, an ancient, ubiquitous, highly diversified, and life essential protein family, also known as AQPs, are channel proteins which facilitate the transport of water and small solutes, such as glycerol, urea, ammonia, metalloids, and carbon dioxide, across cell membranes in all living organisms [ 16, 17].
The book expounds the company's philosophy, and stresses the value of diversifying your life during your "extended middle age," as you would your financial affairs.
Discovered in 2012, Marble Canyon's well-preserved fossils are already offering scientists one of their clearest windows into the period of rapidly diversifying early life known as the Cambrian explosion.
