Sentence examples for interpreting evolution from inspiring English sources

Although fossil sedges are known from as early as the Eocene, they are as yet of little use in interpreting evolution in Cyperaceae because they are both fragmentary and apparently closely resemble modern groups.

We also noticed that miRNAs are conserved, and are promising phylogenetic markers for interpreting evolution of organisms (Qingqing Cai, 2010).

Studies have shown that the majority of the adult public is more interested in medicine and new medical discoveries than other science and technology topics (NSB 2008), suggesting again that the use of current medical issues as a starting point for interpreting evolution is likely to be a successful strategy.

This presents the risk of leading the audience to interpret evolution moving teleologically towards a human being.

The goal of this paper is to stimulate awareness and discussion among scientists, educators, textbook writers, and journalists who have to interpret evolution to students and the general public.

When applied to genomic analyses, phylogeny deduced from the 16S rRNA gene sequence provides a framework for using genomic information to interpret evolution by distinguishing derived traits from those of a common ancestor.

Thus, the study of palms may be valuable in interpreting monocotyledonous evolution.

Their study may provide important information for reconstructing and interpreting the evolution of cultural landscapes.

For interpreting soil evolution it is necessary to search for physical links between components of the soil structure.

Understanding the roles of external controls, such as hydrology and tectonics, is crucial for interpreting the evolution of a phreatomagmatic volcano and its subsurface structure called the diatreme.

Standard kinetic models are essential tools for predicting and interpreting the evolution of oxidation processes and obtain useful information for designing and dimensioning practical combustion facilities.