There has been a recent evolution towards evidence-based medicine in health care, clearly elucidating the role of high-quality evidence across groups of patients and studies.
Indeed, a molecular clock analysis shows that human body lice originated approxiamately 72 000 years ago and suggests that clothing is a recent innovation in human evolution (Kittler et al. 2003).
On the docket is a recent TechCrunch article on the evolution and maturation of bitcoin itself, a short note on some positive trend data, and, of course, what those crazy kids over at Overstock are up to now.
Grammatical evolution (GE) is a recent evolutionary algorithm that has been applied to various problems, particularly those for which GP has performed.
In the long, groping, and haphazard drama of evolution, human consciousness is a recent and precarious acquisition.
By Joyce Carol Oates In the long, groping, and haphazard drama of evolution, human consciousness is a recent and precarious acquisition.
Lung adenocarcinomas are the most common histologic subtype and are part of the larger group of nonsmall cell lung cancer (NSCLC) that has been target of a recent evolution on the chemotherapeutical regimens based on molecular profiling.
It comes down to choosing things that have an intrinsic quality, which a house like this demands.' The idea for hiring out the house, either in part or as a whole, is a more recent evolution.
Hen dos like the one in Normandy are a more recent evolution, and to be sure, the drink-till-you drop, hyper-sexualized pre-wedding party exists in England, too.
