Sentence examples similar to evolution mark from inspiring English sources

Even when there isn't a clear end to the car-pooling role, its evolution marks a change for many mothers.

The most interesting characteristics of these irregularities are their initial generation as a thin layer and evolution marked by slow rise to higher altitude, followed by rapid evolution into a vertical structure, resembling closely those of nighttime ESF irregularities.

Human evolution was marked by an extraordinary increase in total brain size relative to body size.

In Indian peninsula, it is a post-Cretaceous stratigraphic succession with a polycyclic nature of evolution which marks the unconformity with recent Quaternary alluvium.

Molecular evolution is marked by a number of distinctive models of molecular evolutionary processes as well as important approaches to modeling, such as Kimura's diffusion equation approach.

Some suggest the evolution of mark-to-market accounting – valuing assets in line with what the going rate is rather than what they originally cost or whatever is the lowest price – is central to auditors failing to look behind their assumptions.

Their evolution was marked by the significantly higher frequency of infectious complications (p < 0.05), thromboembolic complications (p < 0.05) and acute renal failure (p < 0.05).

The evolution was marked by death in 42.9% of the cases, two patients showed out complications of skin necrosis and distal ischemia requiring necrosectomies.

The evolution was marked by the stabilization of lesions in 15 cas(42,85 %) improvement in 10 cases (28.57 %) and worsening of lung damage in 10 (18.8 %) patients.

The evolution was marked by a mortality of 2% or a death secondary to a poly-medicinal intoxication voluntary in a girl of 10 years.

Finally, most states' standards neglect human evolution which "marks a subtle but important victory for creationists" (Lerner et al. [2012], p. 10).