Sentence examples for evolution as better from inspiring English sources

The findings imply that differences in advertisement rate may drive shrimp evolution, as better advertisers would have more access to food, says Lee Alan Dugatkin, a behavioral ecologist at the University of Louisville in Kentucky and expert on the evolution of cooperation.

While it may be impossible for any model to reflect perfectly the complexities of molecular evolution, as we better characterize these processes it will be possible to examine through simulations their possible effects on phylogenetic analyses and to recognize phylogenetic error caused by model misspecification.

Sometimes these teachers say that the minority of their elementary or high school students that eventually become college science majors can learn about evolution as adults – when they can better decide about their religious views.

He remembered his heart "racing with nervousness" when he first learned he had been chosen for the post, only to reflect that each role in his evolution as a priest "has been better than I can imagine".

Mr. Chin said most Asian leaders now see the G-20 as better reflecting the evolution of the world economy than the G-8 and believe the larger forum has more potential to encourage benefit-sharing, as well as burden-sharing, among the key participants.

The comparative analysis between the outcomes of the pre- and post-teaching interviews shows some success in helping students to distinguish between the two types of arguments and to develop better understanding of evolution as scientific knowledge.

Instead, they criticize scientists for changing our ideas about horse evolution as we learned more from more and better fossils.

IT IS tempting to think of the process of evolution as one of continuous, stately progress towards better-designed organisms.

We're at a dangerous age in our evolution as a species — clever, headstrong, impulsive and far better at tampering with nature than understanding it.

We're at a dangerous age in our evolution as a species -- clever, impulsive and far better at tampering with nature than understanding it.

The degradation of our institutions of education are nowhere better illustrated than by the issue of evolution as taught in the United States.