Sentence examples for evolution and support from inspiring English sources

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?

Besides, the reflection spectra (Lamda 950; PerkinElmer Instruments Co). were measured to verify the band gap evolution and support the SE results.

PEGASE, a prototype of software to control design project, follow-up the system evolution and support decision-making, is also presented.

Given the religious opposition to evolution and support for ID noted above and the possibility that creationism could be presented (and presented as a science) in religiously affiliated schools (Binder 2007; Forrest and Gross 2004; Johnson 2006; Peterson 2002; Scott 2004), we decided to include this variable.

Comparative population genomics will provide insights into panicoid crop evolution and support improvement of these climate-resilient crops.

The petition was started in 2001 by the institute, which champions intelligent design as an alternative theory to evolution and supports a "teach the controversy" approach, like the one scuttled by the state Board of Education in Ohio last week.

Our observation on the former model plant, Magnolia, nullifies the classical doctrine of carpel evolution and supports the Unifying Theory.

The sudden acceleration of the standard deviation for the last images seems to depart clearly from the previous steady evolution and supports the previous discussion on a detectable necking occurring in this zone.

It opened up the new study areas of pollination research and reproductive ecology, directly related to Darwin's ideas on evolution, and supported his view that natural selection led to a variety of forms through the important benefits achieved by cross-fertilisation.

The situations we found in medaka and trout appears to represent two intermediate steps of boule evolution and supports either model.