Sentence examples for present day among from inspiring English sources

This approach has persisted into the present day among philosophers such as Daniel Dennett, who think that the application of mental terms cannot depart very far from the behavioral basis on which they are learned, even though the terms might not be definable on that basis.

The show includes numerous examples of Colonial Revival décor and furnishings from the late 19th century to the present day — among them, items from Eleanor Roosevelt's Val-Kill Industries, Tiffany tea services and wallpaper by Nancy McClelland — as well as photographs.

The religious ties of lettuce continue into the present day among the Yazidi people of northern Iraq, who have a religious prohibition against eating the plant.

We studied 11 cave and 10 surface populations of Astyanax mexicanus in order to better understand the evolutionary origins of the cave forms, the basic genetic structuring of both cave and surface populations, and the degree to which present day migration among them affects their genetic divergence.

Mitochondrial data might be reflecting past isolation of sardine populations into two distinct groupings during Pleistocene whereas microsatellite data reveal the existence of present day gene flow among populations, and a pattern of isolation by distance.

This pattern of a number of distinct ancestral contributions among present day individuals resembles very much the distinct substructure pattern among globally dispersed human populations.

Almost uniquely in the OECD (in fact only Germany is in the same wretched position) and the direct result of 30 years of educational stagnation, college-level graduation rates among present day US labor market entrants age 25 34 years of age is the same as that of their retiring baby-boomer parents aged 55 64.

Thus, one should not expect the traditional, conservative, patriarchal Chinese values will completely disappear among present day Chinese youth and hence have no impact on dating relationships.

Three types of respiratory proteins occur in present day metazoans: hemoglobin, ubiquitous among vertebrates and found in most prokaryotes and eukaryotes [ 1, 2], hemocyanin, present mostly in arthropods and molluscs [ 3], and hemerythrin (Hr) [ 4].

We observed a clear optimum at K = 4 (results not shown) indicating that among present day argentatus we see the presence of at least four distinct (ancestral) genetic populations.

In this analysis, N eτ (where N e is the population of breeding females and τ is the generation length) is unaffected by the different proposals for the actual number of founder lineages among present day populations [ 66].