Sentence examples for evolution evident in from inspiring English sources
Bogus also overlooks Buckley's pragmatic evolution, evident in his famous pronouncement that he would support "the most right, viable candidate" rather than the most uncompromising conservative.
Historically, the high rates of evolution evident in cephalopods coupled with their radiation into numerous habitats has confounded our ability to recover consistent phylogenetic relationships using either morphological [ 22, 27, 45, 46] or molecular [ 22- 24, 47- 53] data.
The results of this evolution were evident in the recent election.
This evolution is evident in many places.
A similar evolution is evident in other neurodegenerative disorders.
Homogenization of duplicated genes by gene conversion drives concerted evolution as evident in the rRNA multigene families of vertebrates; while duplicated genes show divergence by independent diversification processes to result in birth-and-death evolution, e.g., the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) gene families of mammals.
FISH experiments confirmed their almost exclusive localization in euchromatic chromosomal arms, while phylogenetic analyses revealed their highly dynamic evolution, particularly evident in their extensive exchanges between non-homologous chromosomes.
Note that the slow rate of protein evolution is evident in the older and more broadly distributed genes independently of whether we classify genes using the LS, PL, or GL statistics.
The slow tempo of viral evolution was evident in the estimations of divergence times for EBLV-2: the current diversity was estimated to have built up during the last 2000 years, and EBLV-2 diverged from KHUV about 8000 years ago.
Separation of the excretory and reproductive ducts occurred later in evolution and is evident in the orders Mesogastropoda and Neogastropoda.
Often, the perceived contentious nature of evolution education is evident in the science classroom as students and parents express concern with the teaching of evolutionary concepts.
