Sentence examples for evolution is lower from inspiring English sources

Simulated DC resistance evolution is lower than the experimental DC resistance.

For instance, the Italian acceptance of evolution is lower than that observed in north Europe, where it is over than 80% in some countries (such as Iceland, Denmark, and Sweden).

Even more concerning, a lack of comfort with evolutionary theory may not affect all students equally-acceptance of evolution is lower among under-represented minorities, increasing the likelihood that they will avoid careers, like biology, that rely on an understanding of evolution as a foundation for success in the major (Mead et al. 2015).

Yet, the likelihood of them causing onward transmission or having an unfavourable clinical evolution is lower than among the population lost in the early stages of the continuum [ 26].

In my models, competitive costs are not an insurmountable obstacle; although multiple preferences fail to alleviate competition, they don't appear to be significantly more costly than a single preference, and in fact serve to increase indirect selection on preferences (see Figure 1; the minimum α required for preference evolution is lower for multiple preferences).

If the contribution of directed migration to tumor growth and morphology evolution is lowered to ξ = 0.5, yields approaching the tumor growth rates and morphologies observed without directed migration are obtained (12,374 (66) and 9,808 (56) cells, respectively, Figure 2E).

If the contribution of directed migration to tumor morphology evolution is lowered to ξ = 0.5 and ξ = 0.25, yields approaching the tumor growth rates and morphologies observed without directed migration (1,723 (14) and 2,822 (20)) cells, respectively are again observed.

The catalytic activity of the amorphous alloys for gas evolution was lower than that of palladium and decreased with an increase in titanium conten-t.

Levesque and Guillaume (2010) found that 39% of elementary preservice teachers believed humans were created in their current form <10,000 years ago; their acceptance of evolution was lower than the U.S. national average.

In addition, taxon occupancy is enhanced in the Best108 dataset over the Total1080 dataset, while the rates of evolution are lower and the potential for saturation is minimized.

Nunn and Stanley (2000) found that rates of cytochrome b evolution were lower in large bodied Procellariformes such as albatrosses, suggesting that slow rates of molecular evolution might be part of a general syndrome of this clade.