Sentence examples for evolution removed from inspiring English sources

I mean the kind that was stuck on science textbooks in Cobb County, Ga .(until a judge ordered the warnings about evolution removed).

The "red-hot abolitionist" and New York slum worker, Charles Loring Brace, rejoiced later, during the war, that Darwinian evolution removed the "false theories in regard to Race ideas which have been at the base of … long-established institutions of oppression".

Both taxa are many clades, and millions of years of evolution, removed from the Cucumis clade (Fig. 4) and therefore add long branches to neighbor-joining and parsimony analyses [ 1, 22].

Directed evolution removes the need to understand the protein to improve it.

One very popular approach emerged for handling the occurrence of LGT in studies of prokaryote evolution: Remove all the genes from the data that are not universally distributed among genomes or that have obviously been affected by LGT and that hence do not fit the model of a bifurcating phylogenetic tree (e.g., Ciccarelli et al. 2006).

Thus the end product of a million years of evolution was removed from nature by a single act of thoughtless habitat intrusion.

India's minister for higher education has been condemned by scientists for demanding that the theory of evolution be removed from school curricula because no one "ever saw an ape turning into a human being".

As we discussed in the previous blog entries, film poster creators were a great part of the film ephemera evolution, that removed the distinction between commercial art and cinema art.

Evolution thus removed the need for divine explanations of diversity and, along with evidence emerging at that time of the extreme age of the Earth, it further suggested that the wider universe might also owe nothing to divine intervention and everything to natural laws.

In Georgia, the superintendent of schools demanded that the word "evolution" be removed from the science curriculum to avoid offending religious and conservative parents.

Recently in Georgia, the superintendent of schools demanded that the word "evolution" be removed from the science curriculum to avoid offending religious and conservative parents.