Sentence examples for evolution and the use from inspiring English sources
To evaluate the clinical evolution and the use of Primary Care health resources one year after treatment to eradicate Helicobacter pylori (Hp) infection in patients with peptic ulcers and Hp infection.
The recent article by Paz-y-Mino and Espinoza in this journal contained several such misconceptions, including: that biological evolution explains the origin of life, confusion between biological and cosmological evolution, and the use of the term "Darwinism," all of which we address here.
Bayesian inference has several advantages over other phylogenetic methods, including complex models of sequence evolution and the use of prior information [20].
The nurse's role is changing, and this has occurred as a result of historical evolution and the use of increasing technology in hospitals.
Our results demonstrate the power of WGD as "calibrated" data points to investigate network evolution and the use of networks and their topologies to shed light on evolution after gene duplication, and in particular, after WGD.
Resistance is part of the microbial evolution process and the use of antibiotics in human or animals applies a selective pressure favoring resistance to emerge.
We report here the history and evolution of the use of oral mucosa in reconstructive urethral surgery since it was first used for urethroplasty in 1894.
However, there were few reports about research linking MW distribution and evolution with the use efficiency of a carbon source.
Our results raise new implications for the role of aneuploidy in phenotypic evolution and the mechanisms cells use to tolerate it.
An active, energy-intensive lifestyle, combined with keen chemosensory abilities, sets the stage for the evolution of limblessness and the use of subterranean habitats.
However, unlike conventional applications, while designing tailorable systems, designers need to foresee different possibilities of use, including the evolution of users and the use in different devices and environments.
