Sentence examples for evolutionary teaching from inspiring English sources

The notion that altruistic behaviour was "good for the species" had pervaded evolutionary teaching during the first half of the 20th century.

Peppered moths may be the one example of evolution some people remember from their biology class ("Staple of Evolutionary Teaching May Not be Textbook Case," June 18), but it's by no means the only one.

Jeff Benca spent the summer building an evolutionary teaching and research collection of living plants on the roof of the Valley Life Sciences Building.

This goes together with the weakening of evolutionary teaching in Polish schools.

YEC Yes Bergman [1999] "…the killing of so many millions of people, let alone the onslaught on defenceless unborn babies… such action is totally consistent with evolutionary teaching".

"We have often demonstrated that the occasional atrocities committed by professing Christians were completely contrary to the teachings of Christ, while the atrocities of 20th century Nazis and Communists were totally consistent with evolutionary teaching (original emphasis)" (Sarfati [2007]).

Developing students' tree-thinking skills and a basic understanding of the technical details behind phylogenetic construction is one of the main challenges in evolutionary biology teaching (Baum et al. 2005; Smith and Cheruvelil 2009; O'Hara 1997; Perry et al. 2008).

The evolutionary solution teaches us that a physical constraint can be converted into a positive design possibility.

Evolutionary science teaches us that, in one sense, we are nothing but data-processing machines: we too are algorithms.

Biology and evolutionary theory teach that plants and non-human animals cannot live apart from the environments that feed and sustain them.

Evolutionary biology teaches that when species, and indeed pathogens, become threatened in a particular context, they can actually get stronger, because they get more innovative in their defense mechanisms.