Sentence examples for issues of evolution and 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.

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.

We discuss various factors of change, illustrated by a Web-based virtual course, with the objective of raising an awareness of this issue of evolution and change in computer-supported teaching and learning environments.

The book does not, however, avoid the issue of evolution and devotes 25 pages to the description and discussion of evolution, including evidence for the fact of evolution.

The issue of evolution and creationism has a long history, but one of the central battles has long focused on the fossil record of evolution.

The 5-day growth may be too patchy, the researchers write in the May issue of Evolution and Human Behavior, which suggests "a threshold of density and distribution may be necessary for beards to function as an attractive signal".

According to the study, which will be published in next month's issue of Evolution and Human Behavior, pride arises from a positive self-assessment a few moments after combat, generally producing a small smile and an easy, open stance.

The present research investigated the issue of evolution and human diversity in a sample of high school students in Rome, Italy, by considering the results within the current institutional teaching framework.

Technological solutions will certainly play a role in bully prevention, but consider the research of Seltzer, Prososci, Zeigler & Pollack reported in the 2012 issue of Evolution and Human Behavior.

Their research, published in the August 2004 issue of Evolution and the 9 June 2006 issue of Science, explores the evolutionary adaptability of these insects to climate.