Sentence examples for evolutionary interpretation of the from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, both Hegel and Peirce make the whole evolutionary interpretation of the evolving phaneron to be a process that is said to be logical, the "action" of logic itself.

These differences do not change the evolutionary interpretation of the morphological results of this study, however.

FD and MP were responsible for the cellular and evolutionary interpretation of the data.

VH conceived of the study and participated in its design, evolutionary interpretation of the results and preparation of the manuscript.

FH carried out the sequence alignments and phylogenetic analyses, and participated in the study design, evolutionary interpretation of the results and preparation of the manuscript.

DM did the phylogenetic analyses, and EB and DM conceived the study, were responsible for the cellular and evolutionary interpretation of the data, and contributed substantially to writing the manuscript.

These differences are important to stress as they would result in alternative evolutionary interpretations of the morphological character(s) under study.

In the literature these are often equated with the level of phylum, and the idea of a plethora of extinct Cambrian phyla has played a significant role in evolutionary interpretations of the Cambrian "explosion"[3].

For instance, the general comment was that some of the conclusions or "announcements" were hasty considering the data that were actually presented (for example on the ability to synthesize genuine lignin precursors or on evolutionary interpretations of the phylogenetic trees).

After a brief flurry of interest in the wake of the 'modern synthesis', during which the term 'teleonomy' was introduced to denote the specifically evolutionary interpretation of teleological language (Pittendrigh 1958), the ideas of function and goal directedness came to be regarded as relatively unproblematic by evolutionary biologists.

Then, to explore how the high-level age estimates obtained here may affect the evolutionary interpretation of a species-level orchid clade, we date the origin and diversification of the rare South American orchid genus Hoffmannseggella.