Sentence examples for evolution outside the from inspiring English sources
In other words, new approaches to overcome the barriers to acceptance of evolution outside the approaches of simply presenting the data are needed.
Specifically, did early humans make choices that facilitated our evolution outside the framework of random mutations and natural selection, which are the two pillars of Darwinian theory?
For both, the two NHS criteria were applied: (1) absence of convergent evolution outside the clade and (2) strict conservation within the clade (Additional file 4: Table S4).
However, a series of experiments demonstrated that a slow increase in antibiotic concentration can lead to resistance evolution outside the selection window (Perron et al. 2006, 2008b; Lindsey et al. 2013), favoring evolutionary rescue during treatment (Gonzalez et al. 2013).
The conflict between the gene tree of the beta subfamily and the species tree of metazoan evolution for the position of the urochordate sea squirt is caused by a combination of slow evolution outside the nematode clade and rapid evolution inside the nematode clade (Additional file 2).
It requires that we rethink the process of viral origination and evolution, outside of the traditional molecular systematics interpretation of patterns of adjacency on trees, which treat large-scale similarity as evidence of inheritance from con-specific ancestors.
The growth mechanism is attributed to the generation of H2 bubbles and their periodical evolution outside of the TiO2 nanotubes.
We did not have a comparison group of students who were learning evolution outside of the context of evolutionary medicine, making causal inferences about the efficacy of teaching evolutionary medicine specifically, as opposed to other evolution instructional methods difficult.
For instance, Hawley et al. ([2011]) found that among a sample of Kansas college students, exposure to evolution outside of the classroom such as visiting natural history museums, reading, or viewing evolution in the popular media is positively related to evolutionary knowledge.
Almost all biochemical reactions are catalyzed by enzymes that can saturate, respond non-linearly to changes in metabolite concentrations, and comprise components of a reaction network capable of dynamic evolution outside of the steady-state assumption.
