The full range of human evolution is explored in this well-written book, including the fossil, genetic, and archaeological evidence, as well as detailed chapters exploring how paleoanthropologists "know what they know".
Accordingly, Muslim scientists and educators interpret these scriptures in diverse ways, resulting in the full range of complete acceptance of evolution, selective acceptance of certain components of the theory to reconcile it to their religious interpretations, or a complete rejection of evolution.
This study revealed for the first time the full range of events involved in the evolution of the O157 H7 clone from its O55:H7 ancestor, and suggested that O157 H7 arose quite recently.
Recent molecular studies have shown that pathogenic strains, rather than being introduced, were derived from populations of related nonpathogenic Fusarium associated with a range of native Gossypium species (Wang et al. 2004) although it is still unclear as to the full range of factors involved in facilitating the evolution of pathogenicity on the crop.
Translation of biobanking science demands the active involvement and intersection of perspectives of the full range of stakeholders: that is, the co-evolution of translational research.
This measure protects teachers' and students' rights to present and hear "the full range of scientific views regarding biological and chemical evolution," but it does little in practice.
Such variation makes it difficult to design a vaccine that covers the full range of diversity, and could potentially facilitate the evolution of vaccine-resistant parasite strains.
Understanding the mechanisms that enable growth and survival of an organism while driving it to the full range of its adaptation is fundamental to the issues of biodiversity and evolution, particularly regarding global climatic changes.
However, the relative contributions of ancient versus novel domains to ECM evolution have not been quantified across the full range of ECM proteins.
In the case of evolution, the law says that teachers must "help students understand the full range of views on controversial topics," science notwithstanding.
