In a cladistic context, transitional organisms can be seen as representing early examples of a branch, where not all of the traits typical of the previously known descendants on that branch have yet evolved.
Some mysticetes have very long lifespans [ 57], are the largest animals that have yet evolved, and are characterized by a very high fetal growth rate [ 58].
That sixth sense that tells us someone's staring at us when we are in a public place has yet to evolve to deal with the digital age.
He now seems to accept a link between HIV and AIDS and his government is belatedly rolling out a huge anti-retroviral programme, but he still seems loth to promote it properly.The biggest worry for the future, however, is that a mature multi-party democracy has yet to evolve.
The development of a building model holds large potentials in saving time, reducing miscommunications and enabling internet-based building/FM integration and interoperability, but it has yet to evolve to a point where it incorporates the needs of FM (Teicholz 2004).
But our system of teacher compensation has yet to evolve to reflect this choice.
The perpetuation of problem is because the FTC has yet to evolve its interpretations and the ad-industry has ignored calls for self-regulation.
Despite the sustained investment, and in contrast to countries such as the UK and NZ, PHC nursing in Australia has yet to evolve into a recognised speciality [ 4] and the work of nurses in general practice remains largely task focused [ 10].
Unfortunately the United Nations has not yet evolved into an institution that has the ability to escape gridlock if one of the world's major powers stands in the way.
This suggests that the MRP repeats in the JPNAG062/USEGET006 group have diverged sufficiently to inhibit copulation, and that the corresponding male receptor in JPNAG062 has not yet evolved to recognize the new MRP phenotype.
Leshko's was never known for its desserts and has not yet evolved from that stage.
