Sentence examples for evolutionary situated from inspiring English sources

These questions will only be answered by the sequencing of more Mycobacterial species evolutionary situated close to the M. tuberculosis and M. avium complexes (e.g. M. kansasii) as well as additional species located on different phylogenetic branches, such as M. gordonae/ M. asiaticum and members of the extended helix 18 group such as M. terrae.

This evolutionary sequence is situated on top of a fluvial terrace staircase capped by a 1.3 Ma (40Ar/39Ar plateau age) lava flow.

Moreover, some physicalists have argued that explanatory gaps are to be expected and are even entailed by plausible versions of ontological physicalism, ones that treat human agents as physically realized cognitive systems with inherent limits that derive from their evolutionary origin and situated contextual mode of understanding (Van Gulick 1985, 2003; McGinn 1991, Papineau 1995, 2002).

In short, this evolutionary competency framework is used to situate students' evolutionary reasoning sophistication in our study.

They include: constructivism perspective, ecological perspective, information-processing perspective, connectionist perspective, linguistic perspective, situated cognition perspective and evolutionary perspective (Montello and Freundschuh 2005).

Within evolutionary biology, research has yet to explore how non-adaptive factors are situated within students' conceptual ecologies of evolutionary causation.

Recently, Smith (e.g., Smith 2011a 2011b) situated these behaviours within an evolutionary framework that views tangible management practices as aspects of niche construction.

Studies of the indoor biome are situated at the intersection of evolutionary ecology, anthropology, architecture, and human ecology and are well suited for citizen science projects, public outreach, and large-scale international collaborations.

Research has yet to explore how non-adaptive factors are situated within students' conceptual ecologies1 of evolutionary causation.

The number of introns correlates with the evolutionary distance so that genes having aberrant intron numbers were situated in separate branches close to each other in the phylogenetic topology.

Our model's findings can now be situated in the context of influenza A/H3N2's characterized evolutionary dynamics in humans.