Sentence examples for of evolution making from inspiring English sources

These polymers are in their infancy compared with viral agents, which have been optimised during millions of years of evolution, making viral vectors naturally efficient transfection agents.

In April, a law was passed that protects teachers in Tennessee who wish to critique or analyze what they view as the scientific weaknesses of evolution, making it the second state, after Louisiana, to enable teachers to more easily espouse alternatives to evolution in the classroom.

Their capacity for systemic oxygen carriage is no greater than that of an acclimatized 'lowlander' [ 3, 63], thus suggesting more intricate changes with thousands of years of evolution, making their physiology more akin to that of the fetus.

Similarly, being born in a stable doesn't make a horse a horse; genes resulting from millions of years of evolution make a horse a horse.

The theory of evolution makes statements about three different, though related, issues: (1) the fact of evolution that is, that organisms are related by common descent; (2) evolutionary history the details of when lineages split from one another and of the changes that occurred in each lineage; and (3) the mechanisms or processes by which evolutionary change occurs.

Evolution: The First Four Billion Years is a testament to the advancements in our understanding of evolution made over the past 150 years.

The great diversity of the damage mechanisms and their patterns of evolution makes it extremely difficult to estimate the strength margins.

Anti-evolutionary views also persist, including that the "theory" status of evolution makes it weak, and that creationism should be taught in science classes as an alternative viewpoint (Nehm et al. [2009]).

And I had a good chuckle over fundamentalist Jasper Massee's claim (1922) that acceptance of evolution "makes Jesus Christ the bastard son of illegitimate intercourse between Mary and Joseph," because I knew of no other writer who had questioned the legitimacy of their marriage.

This wide distribution, and their rapid pace of evolution, makes them valuable biostratigraphic markers.

Dr. Carson's description of evolution makes it fairly obvious that working on other people's brains has had little effect on his.