To examine the HPV type infection of cervical cone specimens with coexistent CIN1 and CIN3 lesions, in order to define if coexistence of low- and high-grade lesions in the same cervix represent different stages of evolution in a continuing process that is caused by a single viral type or independent lesions induced by different HPV types.
Cobb and Birch stress that a species "co-evolves with its environment," and that in this way intelligent purpose plays a role in evolution: "Evolution is not a process of ruthless competition directed to some goal of ever-increasing power or complexity.
A Monte Carlo sampling algorithm for the simulation of molecular structural evolution in a random crosslinking process of polymer polyfunctional monomer (PFM) systems is proposed.
Dr. Bruce Lahn, also of the University of Chicago, theorizes that successive changes in the microcephaly genes may have enabled the brain to enlarge in primate evolution, a process that may have continued in the recent human past.
We will not succeed without a sophisticated knowledge of our species as a product of genetic evolution and a process of evolution in our own right.
Even B.F. Skinner, who most people associate with the "anything is possible" view of human nature, regarded operant conditioning as a product of genetic evolution and a process of evolution in its own right.
Focusing on evolution as a process effecting change in populations over time, in contrast to the comparatively myopic sorting of the resulting pattern, arguably represents the most significant theoretical shift in thinking about evolution since Darwin.
Ryan tends to overlook that evolution is a process occurring in populations.
This insight demands a reworking of the Modern Evolutionary Synthesis, a theory that defined evolution as a process involving changes in the frequencies of genes in populations, and that envisioned no role for experiential factors now known to play essential roles in adaptive trait development.
In the most recent poll, conducted by phone in May, 15percentt of Americans fell on the other end of the spectrum, saying they believed God played no part in human evolution, a process that had taken millions of years.
