Sentence examples for even though the evolution from inspiring English sources

Even though the evolution of the locked fractions is captured quite accurately, an offset error is produced, which leads to a consistent overestimation of the locked on and off fractions.

Even though the evolution of photosynthesis must have taken a complex path, today we can only see a limited snapshot of this path.

For instance, the multicellular green algae Volvox carteri has the same number of genes as its unicellular relative, Chlamydomonas reinhardtii [ 6], even though the evolution of multicellularity is one of the major transitions affecting organismal complexity.

Evolution as an idea has a lengthy history, even though the idea of evolution is generally associated with Darwin today.

Even though the lines of evolution remain to be discovered, it seems quite clear that the two groups evolved independently, the Chondrichthyes appearing much later than the Osteichthyes.

Even though the theory of evolution is included to the 12th grade biology textbook, it is not taught in Greek upper (senior) high schools.

Practically, even though the formation and evolution of porosity are extremely complex, the ideal binary mixture model is able to simply describe the relationship between porosity and clay content for different clastic lithologies.

Therefore, even though the theory of evolution is included in the textbook and the famous title of the article by Dobzhansky (1973), "Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution," is found on the title page of the chapter on evolution in the 12th grade biology textbook, it is not taught in Greek upper high schools.

As a result, in the fashion of "two wrongs making it right," it infers branch-length reduction even though the rate of evolution is in fact higher at these sites than at the neutral sites.

Even though horse evolution has received the lion's share of the publicity, the record of rhinos, tapirs, and brontotheres is also excellent, and each deserves more frequent mention as exemplars of evolution to replace the overused examples of horse evolution.

Even though, the principles of single stellar evolution and binary evolution, have been accepted for a long time, the long-term evolution of stellar triples is poorly understood.