Sentence examples for evolutionary standards from inspiring English sources

By about 6000 years ago, C. hystera had become a distinct species lightning-quick adaptation, by evolutionary species lightning-quick

By evolutionary standards, ISG15 is a newcomer among the UbLs and it apparently not only utilizes the conjugating but also the deconjugating machinery of its more established relative ubiquitin.

Three-hundred million years of separation is a long time even by evolutionary standards, and it would be surprising if this was not in any way reflected in the exact phenomenology of traveling slow-waves, especially given the known differences in cytoarchitecture.

The theory of evolutionary science standard selected for the kindergarten level stated: Observe and describe similarities and differences among different types of plants and among different types of animals (FLDOE 2008).

The theory of evolutionary science standard selected for the second grade level stated: Recognize some organisms that lived long ago are similar to existing organisms today, but some have completely disappeared (FLDOE 2008).

While mostly solid, Colorado continues to treat human evolution only implicitly, through broad statements such as, "Organisms are classified into a hierarchy of groups and subgroups based on similarities which reflect their evolutionary relationships" (Standard 3, Benchmark 14 for grades 9 12).

Dr. Gaskell, however, said he accepted standard evolutionary science.

Standard evolutionary models suggest these different features appeared at separate times and for different reasons.

These mutants are eliminated by natural selection, just as standard evolutionary theory postulates.

And as I read the standard evolutionary psychology stuff on mate choice, I thought there were several pieces of the puzzle that were missing here.

Standard evolutionary theory says that females should generally be the choosy sex because a female's maximum reproductive output is more limited than a male's.