Sentence examples for erratic evolution from inspiring English sources

None of its members is in prison, as some were during the elections of 1995 and 2000.These are all signs of a marked if erratic evolution towards a more open, pluralist system.

Conversely, the specific storage showed an erratic evolution during the first phase of hydration (up to 60 days).

However, several studies have revealed major differences between lineages in the relative rates of evolution of different genes; these findings put the validity of lineage-specific rates into question and led to the concept of "erratic evolution" (Ayala 2000; Rodriguez-Trelles et al. 2001).

A smaller ϵ T value produces a more erratic medium evolution, with occasional jumps up and down.

The bolded black curve presents the daily averaged speed; it is worth noting that it summarizes the erratic time evolution of this link poorly.

If this turns out to be a Homo erectus, we'll know a whole hell of a lot more about the erratic course of human evolution.

For the last 12 patients, the evolution was more erratic.

It should be noted from Fig. 5 that at χ = 0.9, the evolution of length with time is erratic because of the non-monotonic trend of the etch rate at the tip (see Additional file 1: Figure S5b).

Lamaute-Brisson (2013) reveals that the evolution of government education expenditure was erratic between 2002 (1.65% of GDP) and 2005 and then it collapsed in 2006 (0.57% of GDP) until 2011 (0.59% of GDP), when it picked up.

Or has the evolution of migration policies followed more erratic patterns with levels of restrictiveness oscillating in accordance with, for instance, economic cycles and the political colours of governments?

Since class I evolution is known to be highly erratic, large taxonomic gaps in MHC characterization prevent the examination of the events and processes which have led to class I diversification.