Sentence examples for onward evolution from inspiring English sources
In a recent work by Kim et al. (2014), DR strains had two alleles with no onward fitness evolution, little in-host competition, and low DR fitness; consequently, they also found that an aggressive approach would be best.
The idea of the total dependence of the universe upon God does not preclude the development of the universe in its present phase from the "big bang" onward, including the evolution of the forms of life on Earth.
Hence, attrition in the early stages is associated with a higher likelihood of unfavourable clinical evolution and onward transmission [ 25].
From then onward, successive phases in the evolution of Sumerian art can satisfactorily be studied.
The elaboration of megaphyllous laterals from the Carboniferous onward led directly to the evolution of the specialised reproductive and propagative structures of the angiosperms according to long-established ontogenetic principles [ 39, 141].
He writes: " That religious evolution is simply the rise, onward and upward, of ever more compassionate, more righteous, more enlightened religions could hardly be farther from the truth".
Yet, the likelihood of them causing onward transmission or having an unfavourable clinical evolution is lower than among the population lost in the early stages of the continuum [ 26].
Such views need to be placed in the context of the evolution of British gynecology from about 1800 onward.
ONWARD & UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about the history and evolution of annual reports to stockholders, which have flowered since the war.
Gray's thesis is that from the ancient pyramids onward, fear of death has been the main engine of social evolution.
