Sentence examples similar to perceive promising evolution from inspiring English sources

Metal-phthalocyanine (MPc) macrocyclic catalysts have been perceived as promising alternatives to Pt and Pt-based catalysts for the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR).

The study of Nadelson and Sinatra (2009) found that acceptance significantly correlated with both knowledge of evolution and perceived evolution familiarity, that religiosity inversely correlated with acceptance of evolution, compatibility of beliefs and evolution, as well as with the knowledge.

Can it help explain the lag many perceive between the evolution of privacy law and the pace of technologic change?

Research suggests distinct differences between how faculty and students perceive evolution.

They said they perceived an evolution in his social consciousness, however subtle.

Mr. Yuan, the historian, said he perceived an evolution in the thinking of the country's elite.

Another coalition founder, Kim Hooper, who now does research in homeless issues at the Nathan Klein Institute for Psychiatric Research in Orangeburg, N.Y., has also perceived the evolution of advocates for the homeless.

The predictability and accountability transparency and FTAs literature have perceived important evolution addressing adoption results and carrying out policies.

Upon release, music critics commended the album's cohesiveness and perceived an evolution in Kills' songwriting.

Later that year the Japanese government launched a white paper to radically reform how suicide was perceived and treated, promising better counselling and helpline services.

The program is not broadly perceived as promising and appears unlikely to continue.