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As artiodactyls evolved there was increasing development of the third and fourth toes and a parallel decline of the second and fifth toes flanking them.

Crucially, however, this sort of scientific realism maintains ample conceptual room for Sheehan's well-observed point that, for Heidegger, at every stage of his thinking, "there is no 'is' to things without a taking-as… no sense that is independent of human being… Before homo sapiens evolved, there was no 'being' on earth… because 'being' for Heidegger does not mean 'in existence' " (Sheehan 2001).

As the reaction evolved, there was a decrease in both unfolded and β-hairpin conformations, while the contribution of the amyloid-associated component increased.

As the discourse evolved, there was recognition that there may not be enough professional health workers available within an acceptable time frame [ 3].

As outbreaks evolved, there was often a lack of clarity about whether and when local health departments should hand off control to the state health department, how responsibilities should be jointly shared between local and state authorities, and whether or when federal agencies, such as CDC, should become involved.

While this criterion seems circular because obviously biological systems have evolved, there are differences in the degree of evolvability, which determine how well a system can adapt to changing environments.

As it evolved, there were fewer racers".

Over time, the tone of her children's letters has evolved; there is less rivalry and more resignation.

"As the day evolved, there were a lot of things that made it extremely stressful," Pomahac told me.

While the audience has evolved there is still limited facilities available in India for the distribution of art house films.

Egyptians and Jordanians say that the way events have evolved, there is no likelihood that a real Palestinian state would be formed.