Sentence examples for evolution we did from inspiring English sources

In this critical stage of disease evolution we did not observe resistance of Teff cells to CD4+CD25+ Treg mediated in vitro suppression.

In this cohort of patients leaving in a Mediterranean area and with a relatively long disease evolution we did not find an association between YKL-40 and adiponectin levels and the presence of subclinical CAD evaluated by CACS and CIMT.

It is a commonplace that, when we act physcally on a system (which entails exerting influence in some way on its evolution), we do so by interacting with it.

For single item measures (student religiosity and prior educational exposure) and two item measures in which inter-item correlation does not signify reliability (parental education level and parental attitude towards evolution) we do not report reliability data.

Since the equation of state ensures an adiabatic evolution we do not need to solve the energy equation as equations (1), (2) and (3) suffice to fully describe the flow.

Although it is possible that some or all of the phenotypic changes in our cases are the result of evolution, we do not claim that they have such origins.

Because our submitted work specifically considers the impact of deleterious mutations in shaping patterns of influenza's antigenic evolution, we do not explicitly incorporate receptor binding avidity.

Regarding our analysis of intron sequence evolution, we do not take the fully general model purely on the face value of its likelihood improvement because we are not interested in just identifying the best fitting model.

"It documents an aspect of primate evolution that we didn't have much documentation for".

Because some of our traits showed significant departure from a Brownian motion model of evolution (see Results), we did not compute the evolutionary variance-covariance matrix based on a Brownian motion model of evolution but rather on a matrix corrected by the lambda parameter (see below; [ 24, 27, 46]).

This document was supportive of teaching evolution, saying: "We do not believe that the very plain evidence supporting a lengthy process of evolution needs to be challenged by Christians … We will teach evolution as an established scientific principle, as far as it goes".