Sentence examples for environment for the evolution from inspiring English sources
This is a great classical company, and I want it to be an environment for the evolution and knowledge of the ballet idiom.
The sea of drugs on farms creates a perfect environment for the evolution of pathogens resistant to antibiotics, which have been found in humans with increasing frequency.
I believe in the art and craft of ballet, and I want to create an environment for the evolution and knowledge of the ballet idiom.
The government needs to foster a nurturing environment for the evolution of the second tier, made up of such airlines as Southwest and the promising new JetBlue, based at Kennedy Airport.
Rice wine fermentation represents a unique environment for the evolution of the budding yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
Failure of cART to control HIV replication in the brain is an important mechanism that contributes to the development of HAND because it provides a favorable environment for the evolution of drug-resistant HIV.
The marriage of object-oriented programming techniques and genetic algorithms (GAs) provides a uniquely flexible environment for the development of evolution programs with technical applications.
To what extent can the project team develop a set of cultural and religious sensitivity (CRS) resources that provide teachers with strategies that create a supportive classroom environment for the teaching of evolution and support an understanding of the nature of science? 3.
To what extent can the project team develop a set of cultural and religious sensitivity (CRS) resources that provide teachers with strategies that create a supportive classroom environment for the teaching of evolution and support an understanding of the nature of science?
As such, subtelomeres provide ideal environments for the rapid evolution of genes upon which selection can then act.
Acquisition of an organelle with the sole purpose of buffering changes in redox stress would undoubtedly increase cellular fitness, expand the number of tolerable environments and allow for the evolution of more complex cellular processes [86], [87], [88], [89], [90].
