Sentence examples for evolution from theory from inspiring English sources

With this paper, Fisher and Ford moved the long-standing debate between Wright and Fisher over the relative roles of natural selection and random genetic drift in evolution from theory to nature.

He is the coeditor of Integrating Evolution and Development: From Theory to Practice (MIT Press, 2007).

Endosymbiont evolution: predictions from theory and surprises from genomes.

A sign of the distortion can be detected in his recommendation to distinguish evolution as undeniable fact from evolution as theory.

Much of our knowledge of pathogen evolution in agricultural ecosystems is drawn from theory or through historical inference from population surveys [ 33- 35].

Wolfe is currently working on his next book, a history of the theory of evolution from the nineteenth century to the present.

Groups seeking to oust the theory of evolution from biology class - or at least hint to students that Darwin's ideas are suspect - are invoking my research to support their crusade.

In 1862 he was appointed extraordinary (that is, associate) professor of zoology, and that year, when he published his monograph on the Radiolaria, he expressed in it his agreement with Darwin's theory of evolution; from that time he was a proponent of Darwinism, and he soon was lecturing to scientific and lay audiences on the descent theory.

Predictive models in biology are often built on observations, from Mendel inferring the laws of inheritance from his experiments breeding peas and Darwin postulating the theory of evolution from his detailed surveys of flora and fauna to Franklin, Watson and Crick which ultimately revealed the structure of DNA and its double helical structure.

"Just as creationists attempt to ban the theory of evolution from the school books," said a physicist, Peter Heller, in a Web posting that challenged the national nuclear orthodoxy, "it almost seems as if every factual and neutral explanation in Germany is now in the process of being deleted" from the nuclear debate.

The evolution from philology to criticism to theory is also visible on the institutional and organisational level of our disciplines.