Sentence examples for extreme modifications from inspiring English sources

As Michael Novacek, a paleontologist and the science provost of the museum, recently noted, "Whales, despite their extreme modifications and their fully aquatic life styles, are related to us".

In 2001, a splinter group called the World Kumdo Association — kumdo is the Korean counterpart of kendo — was established in South Korea and declared its Olympic aspirations, along with its willingness to make extreme modifications, like use of electronic armor.

Although many extreme modifications to behavior and morphology among island populations seem unique and system-specific, large-scale patterns are also evident and attest to common underlying evolutionary processes.

Icefish, family Channichthyidae, also lack oxygen-binding proteins and display extreme modifications, including high mitochondrial densities in aerobic tissues.

In order to achieve an optimal feasibility assessment in the public health sector, we chose to not introduce extreme modifications to the daily routine of the collaborating medical staff.

Although he's more open to extreme modification than most of his countrymen, Wiedemann isn't necessarily interested in getting his own implant.

Moreover, the modifications induced by the inactivation of a given gene at an early developmental stage (the most extreme modification being the lethality induced by the inactivation) may also interfere with, and make often impossible, the evaluation of a possible late role of that gene.

Morphogenetic and osteohistogenetic evaluations of dinosaur genera from the Upper Cretaceous Hell Creek Formation of Montana, North and South Dakota, and equivalent age sediments in adjacent states and Canadian Provinces, are providing evidence that extreme modification of dinosaur skulls occurs when these skulls approach ≥50% adult size in many dinosaur groups, particularly the Marginocephalia.

Metabolomic analysis showed that the most extreme modification of NADPH demand resulted in an energetic problem.

Bird wings represent an extreme modification of the tetrapod forelimb to meet the functional demands of flight.

The less extreme modification of bone tissue observed in dwarf Candiacervus could be related to shorter persistence time and perhaps to the larger size of Crete [ 3, 8].