Sentence examples for more rigorous evolution from inspiring English sources

It could possibly be used as a compliment to a more rigorous Evolution text in a major's course, but it might instead be more useful as a source of examples and case studies solely for use by the instructor.

In the cases of the HCS- and CMS-containing clusters, differential conservation of active site residues predicted to be in contact with the α-ketoacid substrates suggests these activities are examples of pseudoconvergent evolution, but more rigorous phylogenetic and functional analyses are required to further support this hypothesis.

This study describes the luminescence characteristics of quartz and K-feldspar from coastal dune and beach sands on Calvert Island and develops a suitable optical dating protocol that will allow for a more rigorous chronology for post-glacial landscape evolution and human occupation on British Columbia's central coast.

Expanding the phylogenetic reach of forward genetic approaches will allow for a more rigorous and complete interrogation of the origin and evolution of animal development.

In a second part, the experimental results are analyzed using techniques from constitutive modelling to investigate the evolution of the recovery stress in a more rigorous way.

Instead, likelihood ratio tests provide a more rigorous framework for detecting signals of natural selection affecting protein evolution.

The analysis described here presents a relatively coarse approach to visualizing trends in body size; a more rigorous quantitative analysis that incorporates all known allosauroid taxa is needed to further explore body size evolution within the group (although see [133]).

The evolution of Ben & Jerry's social reporting, from qualitative assessments by external experts to a more rigorous, metrics-based approach, should be of particular interest given the current movement towards integrated reporting for public companies.

As part of W3C, the consortium entrusted by Berners-Lee to oversee the development of the internet, the original web developer is now pushing for adoption of the "semantic web", an evolution of the world wide web which focuses on easy collaboration when working with data, and a more rigorous understanding of who actually has the right to control their own information.

The minimalists were more rigorous.

I know which is more rigorous.