Sentence examples for issues of evolution from inspiring English sources
For many others, Lessing was a 'space fiction' prophet, using the devices and idioms of the fantastic to address human issues of evolution and the environment.
The play, which runs through Sunday, is part of the Ensemble Studio Theater's annual First Light festival of science-theme works, and it is rich in issues of evolution and ecological meddling, all the more so because it was inspired by actual events.
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All the four framing concepts turned out to be suitable for approaching the issues of evolution, in particular adaptation and natural selection, as has been shown by the students' conversations, answers to the questionnaires, practical productions, and by the declarations of the teachers in their interviews.
I used the 2006 issues of Evolution and Journal of Evolutionary Biology, assuming that papers published in these two journals can be considered to be representative of the field of evolutionary biology.
I thought that represented the complete extent of his contemplation of the issue of evolution.
But the seminar comes after a year particularly fraught over the issue of evolution, in America — with the fight over intelligent design — and in the church.
"I think that, for example, on the issue of evolution, the verdict is still out on how God created the earth," he said, a position that separates him from the fundamentalists.
Natural selection, they say in an article in the current issue of Evolution, will favor the activation of paternal genes that underlie altruistic behavior and maternal genes that promote selfishness.
"I think that for example on the issue of evolution, the verdict is still out on how God created the earth," he said, a cautious response that would be acceptable to some creationists yet separates Mr. Bush from the Biblical fundamentalists.
