Sentence examples for evolution and it has from inspiring English sources

Soil, it should be noted, is a product both of physical and biological evolution, and it has a very significant biological component.

The Izu-Ogasawara arc is a region that is beneficial for understanding intra-oceanic evolution, and it has been investigated well in many geological and geophysical studies (e.g., Taylor 1992; Suyehiro et al. 1996; Kodaira et al. 2007).

The items refer only to human evolution, and it has been demonstrated that the response to questions on attitudes toward evolution vary dependent on the inclusion of "human" in the wording (Coalition of Scientific Societies 2008)—acceptance of evolution being slightly higher when "human" is omitted from the question wording.

Gene contraction through gene loss and expansion through duplication are common processes in gene family evolution and it has been documented in chitinases [ 31] and glycosyl hydrolases (GH28) [ 32] gene families.

It has subsequently been shown that the gene coding for this protein is very widely distributed in evolution and it has been characterized in many other species, including the popular model organism of plant biology Arabidopsis thaliana.

The function of a protein is one of the most important parameters that influence protein evolution, and it has been reported that multifunctional genes evolve slowly (Wilson et al. 1977; Podder et al. 2009).

This is called 'parallel evolution', and it has led some scientists to ask: are there certain traits that can only evolve in a limited number of ways?

But the evolution has been much more profound, and it has created some complex new legislative and political alliances.

I read a brilliant piece the other day by Benedict Evans about the evolution of smartphones, and it had this phrase in it which has stuck in my mind: "People in the 'middle ages' didn't know they were living in the 'middle ages'".

Prof. Neil Shubin discusses his discovery of Tiktaalik roseae, the 375-million-year-old fossil that was a missing link between sea and land animals and what it meant for the understanding of human evolution and how it has impacted the future of genetic research.

This is reflected in a stronger top-line evolution and also it has had a superior cash generation for shareholders.