Sentence examples for extinction into a from inspiring English sources
Costa superbly teaches us how Darwin here (p. 116) brings together phenomena of "…divergence of character, natural selection, and extinction into a unitary system".
This study aimed at transfering the experimental results of the COMTval158met polymorphism on extinction into a clinical setting by investigating the efficacy of CBT (in particular exposure-based treatment modules) in a sample of PD patients, genotyped for the COMTval158met.
We have recently demonstrated that the ability to extinguish learned fear responses is associated with a functional genetic polymorphism (COMTval158met) in the COMT gene and this study was aimed at transferring the experimental results on the COMTval158met polymorphism on extinction into a clinical setting.
Thus, in addition to dampening MRSA transmission through nonpharmaceutical interventions, more judicious use of antibiotics can help promote MSSA transmission, forcing MRSA into extinction in a hospital.
To assess the temporal gradation in signal intensity of the amygdala, two of them split up the extinction phase into an early and late phase [44], [51], and one study tested for time×condition interaction [37].
When the third installment opened last month it was sufficiently potent to push the heavyweight Hollywood blockbuster Transformers: Age of Extinction into second place.
But beyond that, as the history of competing sports leagues shows, the weaker league fades into extinction if a merger does not occur.
This next one is important to both teams, who reside on the periphery of the postseason race — the division race, in the Giants' case — and run the risk of fading into extinction with a loss.
The most common argument I've seen to excuse the PS4 Pro's missing Ultra HD Blu-ray support is that physical media is going the way of the dodo, pushed into extinction by a world where everyone would rather stream all their movies and TV shows than clutter up their homes with racks of disc boxes.
And fish like Nemo, pushed into extinction by a world indifferent to its survival, will be relegated only to the movies.
After being hunted almost into extinction with a population of 200 a century later, the bison slowly have reestablished their numbers in Canada to 700,000.
