Sentence examples for less evolution from inspiring English sources
Genomes with more loci may experience the same selection per locus, but require less evolution at each locus to achieve growth than those with fewer loci.
For the sake of completeness, three observational trials suggested less evolution into chronic kidney disease stage 5 on dialysis (formerly end-stage renal disease) with CRRT [ 24- 26].
A recent meta-analysis (43) concluded that, in type 2 diabetic patients, treatment of hypertension to the target of 135/8 0mmHg caused definite improvement with less evolution of diabetic sequelae, including renal sequelae.
For low annual harvest ratios and small to medium reserve areas, a reserve created for a nonmigrating population results in less evolution than a feeding-ground reserve created for a migrating population (Fig. B1).
This novel approach mainly consists of two steps: the computation of the Wigner kernel, a multi-dimensional function describing the effects of the potential over the system, and the field-less evolution of the particles which eventually create new signed particles in the process.
This objection goes further than the less substantial "evolution isn't proven" arguments, claiming that evolution isn't even well-evidenced.
In contrast to the less distinct evolution of L. kirschneri and L. interrogans, the evolution of L. santarosai, L. borgpetersenii and L. weilii is marked by more distinct speciation events along the intermediate L. inadai or L. inadai like ancestor.
Thus their argument is that because the second law drives systems towards less order, evolution (towards more complexity) is falsified.
High school students who took an introductory biology course in Oklahoma knew less about evolution at the end of the course than when they first started.
A more or less stable evolution in the technical subsystems opposes co-development patterns that constantly require refactoring in the business subsystems.
Porous and rough electrodes produced less gas evolution compared to a smooth surfaces, due to a higher amount of charge transferred through non-Faradaic processes.
