Sentence examples for evolution in agreement with from inspiring English sources

Not only does the competitive environment make any vocational institution innovate but its entire evolution in agreement with the purpose and the objectives of the group of interest.

This flat line for ohnologues suggests that ohnologues did not play a major role in tissue evolution, in agreement with the notion that ohnologues are conservative in nature.

In network analysis, several incompatible phylogenetic splits are promoted, reflecting a generally non-treelike mode of evolution in agreement with the high iDV.

However, dating gene duplications and the associated intron gains and losses based on the molecular clock assumption showed that very few, if any, introns were gained during the last approximately 100 million years of animal and plant evolution, in agreement with previous conclusions reached through analysis of orthologous gene sets.

Of those four, two said their belief in evolution was in agreement with their parents—one student, a sophomore political science major, said that his father is a scientist who admires Darwin greatly and there was always a "presence of Darwin" in his home.

Nevertheless, the general trends of evolution are in agreement with those generally observed in the literature: heat transfer is enhanced as the thickness of the narrow channel decreases but, depending on the pressure, decreasing too much the channel thickness could lead to a deterioration of the heat transfer coefficient.

Recent discoveries in eye evolution are in agreement with both of these theses.

These rates of evolution are in agreement with the known functions of these pathways.

This proposed "out of Tanganyika" scenario of haplochromine evolution is in agreement with the geological and palaeo-geological history of East Africa.

The analyses provided evidence that the interspecies variation in the expression of numerous orthologs in mammals was shaped by evolution constraints in agreement with gradient in life-history change.

It is also noticed, that Fig. 5 which presents the temporary evolution of the fouling resistance for the heat exchanger battery E 101 CBA and E101 FED of Algiers refinery, seems to follow an asymptotic evolution which is in agreement with the model of Kern and Seaton [16], with the absence of the induction period.