Sentence examples for lasting evolution from inspiring English sources

In all cases, after the diagnosis was determined, the treatment was stopped and the manifestations then abated within a few weeks (median 8 weeks, range 3 16 weeks), except one (patient 12, Table 2) with a longer lasting evolution (6 months) before resolution.

This last evolution therefore leads to a stable mutualism between globeflowers and globeflower flies.

This measure was performed for the TEV-7DA, TEV-PC2 and TEV-PC76 at the first and last evolution passages.

Table 1 shows the proportions of students in the two level 4 groups (those who experienced post-level 1 evolution courses = high evolution; and those who experienced little if any post-level 1 evolution courses = low evolution) that claimed to accept or reject "biological evolution lasting many millions of years has occurred in one form or another".

Table 1 shows the proportions of students in level 1 cohorts who accepted or rejected evolution by their response to the question "Do you agree that the process of biological evolution lasting many millions of years has occurred in one form or another?" The proportion of evolution rejectors shows minor annual variations but no significant trend over the two decades surveyed.

This is an important issue, since even in our moderate size sample, evidence for long-term concerted evolution (lasting for more than 30 million years) was found for the meiS332 gene pair in species of the Drosophila subgenus.

Minetti said: "A serious implication is to stimulate thinking about the discrepancy between the (relatively fast) timing of space exploration and the long-lasting evolution that would be required to adapt actual living beings to locomote in different gravity environments".

Lupus manifestations abated within a few weeks (median 8 weeks, standard deviation 3 16) in all patients except one with longer-lasting evolution (6 months).

Finally, a general limitation to evaluating potential anti-fibrotic agents is the long-lasting evolution of fibrotic complications in patients with CD requiring clinical trials of long duration and large patient populations, making them very expensive and impractical [ 24].

Similar long-term concerted evolution (also lasting for more than 30 million years) has been reported at the polyhomeotic (ph) gene duplication in the Sophophora subgenus [32].

While all the teachers' instructional units on evolution lasted approximately ten class meetings, the instructional activities implemented by each teacher were slightly different, and in the case of Teacher C, varied a great deal.