The biggest factor in the evolution of Harvard's gay culture, Mr. Shand-Tucci said, was the university's proximity to Boston, which was the nation's intellectual capital at least until the turn of the 20th century.
The group's efforts to revive ancient Greek music— building on the work of the theorist Girolamo Mei were an important factor in the evolution of monody, expressive solo song with simple chordal accompaniment.
In Mutual Aid, which is widely regarded as his masterpiece, he argued that, despite the Darwinian concept of the survival of the fittest, cooperation rather than conflict is the chief factor in the evolution of species.
The prevalence of diseases has been another major factor in the evolution of human diversity, and some of the most important of human genetic variations reflect differences in immunities to diseases.
Exposure to different disciplines has been an important factor in the evolution of Steverink's research.
Technology is a major factor in the evolution of human organization.
Conclusions: The most important prognostic factor in the evolution of patients with a cervical carcinoma is the stromal invasion depth followed by tumour size.
A primary factor in the evolution of vision was undoubted the need for perceptual support of gait modulation and decision making related to locomotion.
The model, described in today's issue of Science,* suggests that the circulatory system's branching pattern may be a major factor in the evolution of the vast array of shapes and sizes in the living world.
These findings explain the binding capability of GI NoVs to Le antigens and highlight the role of HBGAs as a selection factor in the evolution of the NoV binding interfaces.
The conservation of the CBP suggests that the β-Gal functions as a strong selection factor in the evolution of the HBGA binding interfaces of GI NoVs, which is required for viral survival.
