Darwin's theory of evolution suggests that life evolves gradually a finch's beak morphs over time; a wholly new bird does not suddenly appear.
He says his preliminary analysis of cornet evolution suggests that material culture is also characterized by periods of relative inactivity punctuated by intense bursts of change.
The fact that Japanese law is not the product of organic evolution suggests that the role of law in modern Japanese society differs markedly from its role in Western societies.
The consistent detection of misconceptions of evolution suggests that new approaches to increasing understanding need to be explored.
A new study of cactus evolution suggests that the plant's water-saving strategies might have come first, followed only later by dramatic changes in the plant's anatomy.
Such a time evolution suggests that three emitting states, with different relaxation times, contribute to the PL of these quantum dots.
Again, the lack of increased understanding of evolution suggests that prior experiences may limit student willingness, or ability, to understand evolution.
To this point, the results of empirical work on acceptance and understanding of evolution suggests that the two are not closely linked.
The influence of chance on processes in evolution suggests that individuals may need to understand situations of chance to accurately conceptualize evolution.
The lack of significant changes in acceptance and understanding of evolution suggests that the current science education curriculum has not been particularly effective at teaching this concept.
In this context, the application of available mass-transfer correlations for the anodic oxygen evolution suggests a key role of convection induced by gas bubbles evolution.
