The world of Burgundy has evolved remarkably in the last 30 years.
Over the last few decades, management of diabetes has evolved remarkably in terms of insulin regimens and more intensive blood glucose monitoring.
This 553,721 bp mitochondrial genome has evolved remarkably slowly in virtually all respects, with an extraordinarily low genome-wide silent substitution rate, retention of genes frequently lost in other angiosperm lineages, and conservation of ancestral gene clusters.
Moreover, the brain's mirror neuron systems, theory of mind system and biological modulators of emotions and empathy endow us with a great capacity for understanding other people's minds and emotions.' 'we now know that one of the main reasons expressionist art appeals to us so strongly is that we have evolved a remarkably large, social brain.
In summarizing the context that art provides for understanding functional brain architectures (and vice versa) Kandel concludes 'we now know that one of the main reasons expressionist art appeals to us so strongly is that we have evolved a remarkably large, social brain.
While lentic eggs and tadpoles (mode 1 sensu Duellman and Trueb 1994) are seen as the primitive mode of reproduction in anurans, frogs have evolved many remarkably diverse responses to specific threats to eggs and tadpoles, the most vulnerable life stages (cf. Crump 1974; Magnusson and Hero 1991; Brown et al. 2010).
Bioprosthetic heart valves have evolved over the years into remarkably useful and predictable devices.
They have evolved a relatively simple but remarkably successful mechanism for defending the host after a breach of their integument (exoskeleton) by either trauma or infection [ 6, 7].
