Sentence examples for documented evolution from inspiring English sources

Section 5 decomposes changes in hourly wage inequality into observable quantities, prices, and unobservables, and discusses the main forces behind the documented evolution of the returns to higher education.

As a record, however, of the few primary sources remaining – namely, the people involved in the flag's history and the handful of existing government records – it represents a valuable source of information about the otherwise poorly documented evolution of the Bhutanese flag.

The study's credibility was ensured by documented evolution of coding and analysis as well as coding decisions [ 16].

There have, of course, been other extinctions in the long history documented by "Evolution".

This documented skill evolution may allow tailoring of skills curricula to both meet existing needs and minimize performance variability.

To dip into all things book-related, I joined a literary walk with Manchester Guided Tours (manchesterguidedtours.com, £7 for two hours), following in the footsteps of the writers who have documented the evolution of this modern industrial city.

Piggybacking on her seminal work, "Changing New York," which documented the evolution of the city's streets in the 1930's, Mr. O'Neal has been chronicling changes on the Lower East Side, taking 4,500 photos since 1986.

Linda Blum (1999), for example, has documented the evolution of both "maternalist" and "medical" models of breastfeeding in Western culture.

Researchers have documented repeated evolution in other organisms, but the sticklebacks are unique because the freshwater transition has occurred so many times.

He started with 12 identical populations of Escherichia coli and over time has documented how evolution is roughly reproducible but also endless, even in a stable environment.

Others have documented the evolution of the field of ecohealth (Parkes 2012 in this journal).