He draws examples and evidence from more than half a century of biological research, from sources as diverse as Spemann and Spiegelman.
What gave his writing a particularly wide appeal was nevertheless its indebtedness to Marxist models of interpretation, deployed with clarity and power and illustrated with examples and evidence taken from an astonishingly wide range of sources in a variety of languages.
Unlike the previous three situations, whose examples and evidence are primarily extant organisms and can be studied by field evolutionary ecology and laboratory experimentation, limb loss in vertebrates occurred many millions of years ago, and phylogenetic and paleontological studies have played a much larger part in our understanding of these events.
While this article focuses on the core categories and characteristics of social media demonstrated in the survey responses with supporting examples and evidence from the interviews, a detailed discussion of additional qualitative and quantitative findings that are outside of the scope of this article can be found in Smith (2016a; 2016a).
"Using actual examples and evidence, I pointed out the differences in our admissions processes, our far better graduation rates, our lower prices, and the ways we address quality in our programs".
If your critics think rock is a pox on today's musical landscape and needs to be ignored and forgotten, it would be far more interesting and useful to see them argue the case in full-length commentaries backed by examples and evidence, rather than with snide assertions.
Examples and evidence of increased consensus and action-oriented outcomes arising out of international forestry related instruments and processes.
It contains a range of practical tools, checklists, mapping exercises, project examples and evidence of the benefits of high quality child rights education.
Within the current framework of Scots law case examples and evidence from research and existing practice guidance also informed the process [ 1, 2].
