Sentence examples for interested in the evolution of from inspiring English sources

My lab is very broadly interested in the evolution of floral morphology.

Anyone interested in the evolution of fiction writing in the last century will be delighted to come upon this volume.

A revisionistic coda of sorts to "On Photography," it is essentially an internal dialogue between Ms. Sontag and herself, which makes for dense, sometimes vexing reading, especially for anyone not interested in the evolution of her thinking.

The description of the design of bathyscaphs like the famous Trieste, which made it to the ultimate bottom of the sea -- the 35,800-foot pit of the Challenger Deep -- in 1960, will please anyone interested in the evolution of tools.

Morgan, on a whistle-stop trip back to England from India – he goes back next week for two IPL matches – is more interested in the evolution of England's one-day team and the pursuit of that elusive Champions Trophy in June.

Those interested in the evolution of justice as fairness from 1971 onwards should consult Freeman (2007) and Weithman (2011).

Scientists have found that the fitness of an HIV virion is directly correlated with how fast it can infect a cell, so they are very interested in studying the evolution of gp120 in particular.

Through On Highway 61, McNally offers an exceptionally generous gift to readers who are interested in understanding the evolution of social and cultural freedoms in America.

The laboratory is especially interested in understanding the evolution of red and black inks exhibited in Egyptian papyri dating from before 1000 BCE to 1000 CE and beyond.

The laboratory was especially interested in understanding the evolution of red and black inks exhibited in Egyptian papyri dating from before 1000 BCE to 1000 CE and beyond.

We are interested in understanding the evolution of the various roles that Nodal signaling plays in animal development by looking at earlier diverging members of the deuterostome clade.