Chomsky, however, disliked the notion that such a minimally evolved creature as a bee could have language, because language was, to him, distinctly human; he also disliked the implication that language in humans was, like the waggle dance, a skill that had evolved because it was useful.
Among patients with a BMI >35 kg/m, bariatric surgery causes profound weight loss and ameliorates virtually all obesity-related comorbidities, with acceptable surgical morbidity and mortality rates of ∼5 and <1%, respectively, rates that are steadily declining as minimally invasive laparoscopic techniques evolve (6– 11).
While the field of ophthalmology continues to be revolutionized by new pharmacologic and biologic treatments, techniques for the delivery of such therapies have only evolved minimally.
When BMLs evolved minimally, these manifestations were concomitant to lesser limb disability.
However, recently some authors suggested that the six-legged body plan found among basal hexapods and insects evolved minimally twice (e.g. [ 46, 47]).
Surgical treatment of pyogenic and tubercular (TB) continues to evolve, thanks to minimally invasive techniques [5].
However, survival rates without major neurological sequelae remain low, and intensive care must be withdrawn in a significant number of patients who will otherwise evolve to a vegetative or minimally conscious state.
The role of minimally invasive techniques for the treatment of knee arthritis continues to evolve towards a concept of "tissue sparing surgery".
In contrast, genes up-regulated in the minimally proliferative nervous tissue carry long introns, extended transcribed regions, and evolve slowly.
This hypothesis implies that the code did not evolve or, in a weak form, that it evolved minimally, adjusting the stereochemical assignments.
