Sentence examples for hypothesis of evolution from inspiring English sources

-- No. Essentially all available data and observations from the natural world support the hypothesis of evolution.

Some authorities have proposed a hypothesis of evolution in the Cyperaceae that is essentially the reverse direction of evolution to that presented above that is, that unisexual flowers were the primitive condition.

Thus the hypothesis of evolution of non-deepwater rice forms through deepwater varieties (Bashar et al.2004), especially from Rayadas (since being most primitive among deepwater rices), cannot be ruled out unless scientifically proved.

Within the big bang hypothesis of evolution, fast inflationary dynamics are a generic property of an evolutionary process that exploits unparalleled new levels of complexity.

We next applied the rate test of Lande (1977) to distinguish between the null hypothesis of evolution by random genetic drift from the alternative hypothesis of natural selection.

If the distribution of ΔS is significantly different from that expected in the absence of selection, we can rule out the null hypothesis of evolution in the absence of selection.

We are confident that future students will devise innovative ways to test hypotheses of evolution in health and disease, work that will enrich the art and the science of medicine.

Oceanic islands offer many opportunities for understanding the patterns and processes of organic evolution, and they provide dramatic settings for testing the hypotheses of evolution and biogeography (Emerson, 2002).

The results led us to reject the random null hypotheses of evolution by founder effects or by random genetic drift in favor of the alternative hypothesis of natural selection.

It is certainly an attractive and stimulating paper, and it will take multiple additional analyses by several specialists to evaluate some of its taxonomical and mechanical hypotheses of evolution.

The Laws Thermodynamics and of Nature fly in the face of the hypotheses of evolution and survival of the fittest, because it often is the smaller and weaker forms of life that find it possible to survive against pressures of the environment ("Only the strong survive" is false).