Sentence examples for models of origin from inspiring English sources

Bright objects are rare compared with the dominant dim population, as expected from accretion models of origin, given that only some objects of a given size would have grown further.

The original three-step model of origin and evolution of RNA editing proposed by Covello-Gray (1993) is still a logical one in our opinion.

Ken Ham, upon hearing this, has publicly decried Nye, saying that Nye, "still doesn't understand the difference between historical science and observational science," and later challenged him to a debate about the validity of Creationism as a viable model of origin.

The generated were integrated using the single set of identical binding sites model of Origin 7 software provided by MicroCal.

More detailed studies will be necessary to see if this model of origin of novel genes is true and to understand the molecular evolution of every particular novel gene.

This correlation between age and rate may have a crucial biological interest, because it is consistent with a model of origin of novel genes that assumes that these genes arose through a gene duplication and an initial phase of exceptionally high evolutionary rates.

Mcl-1 modulation ubiquitously occurs in different cancer cell models, independently of origin and characteristics, following treatment with CGs.

In the models, herd of origin was included as a fixed effect, since we were interested in the specific effect of each herd.

The subject: "Is creation a viable model of origins in today's modern scientific era?"Mr Ham debated with the punchy, authority-quoting fussiness of a scientist, while Mr Nye showed the corny volubility of a guy who just can't keep the good news to himself.

The question under debate was "Is creation a viable model of origins in today's modern scientific era?" The setting was an auditorium at Mr Ham's Creation Museum, which is dedicated to his young-earth view, and shows dinosaurs cavorting among people, Noah shepherding animals onto his ark, and so forth.

Now, it looks like the online argument is ready to hop over to the real world, because the Creation Museum has announced that on February 4, it will be hosting a debate between Ham and Nye titled "Is Creation A Viable Model of Origins?" This is going to be good.