While HEU, South Africa originally intended to focus on research, over time it evolved a stronger focus on capacity development activities and training programmes targeted at an audience from across Africa, and this now makes up a core part of its activities.
Sibling competition is not strong in our population, since larvae intermixed from 16 females compete over resources, and therefore we did not expect Wolbachia to evolve a strong negative effect on juvenile males (unless this phenotype was a relict of past selection in wild populations).
And Ron Paul's isolationist worldview evolved into a "strong national defense".
The police described a business relationship that evolved into "a strong friendship between the two that made Seroussi want to help Weizman in his daily troubles".
"Somehow the Web evolved without a strong standard to keep authors' names highlighted," Udi Manber, vice president for engineering at Google, wrote in an announcement of the test Thursday evening on a Google corporate blog.
The NGO started off as a micro-savings scheme but also fostered a broader sense of solidarity that today has evolved into a strong women's movement.
See, evolutionary psychologists think that tearfulness may have evolved as a strong emotional cue--a signal to others that you're upset, in pain, need help--especially before we developed language.
Shermer argues that the human brain evolved with a strong pattern recognition ability that was necessary to process the large amount of noise in man's environment, but that today this ability leads to false positives.
Moreover, deletion of PTEN (hemi- and homozygous) evolved as a strong negative predictor from multivariate Cox regression analysis (Table 2).
However, it did shed a light on how some of these overlaps evolved, provided a strong confirmation for lineage specific overlaps, and delivered firsthand evidence of gene overlap loss in the vertebrate lineage.
