Sentence examples for previously evolution from inspiring English sources

As we discussed previously, evolution acceptance has many potential ramifications.

As stated previously, evolution is an abstract concept that requires substantial background knowledge to grasp, which suggests that early exposure to aspects of biological evolution may be critical to the development of deep understanding (National Academy of Sciences 1998; NSTA 2002; Spillane and Callahan 2000).

[Editor's Note: The following revised entry has a new title. It was previously titled Evolution.] "Evolution" in contemporary discussions denotes the theory of the change of organic species over time.

We used whole-genome sequencing data for independent replicate populations from our previously published evolution experiment (Peña-Miller et al. 2013).

As remarked previously, while evolution has refined protein interactions, they are still not perfectly ideal (the critical point for a given fold is approached but not attained).

Figure 3d shows a transition from Rayleigh to Mie regimes when h increases, a result consistent with the previously discussed evolution of the scattering regime with µs.

In the present study, the serum IGF-1 concentrations in the breast-fed group was in agreement with the previously reported evolution during the first few months of life in healthy infants fed human milk.

Although the previously reported evolution of PylRS to incorporate Phe-based Uaas into proteins in E. coli was somewhat promising, incorporation was achieved in E. coli grown in glycerol minimal media only.

This paved the way for the discovery of a similar amino acid sensor (Didion et al., 1998; Iraqui et al., 1999a, b 1999b; Klasson et al., 1999) and firmly established the concept of transporter-like proteins being used as sensors for the nutrient they likely once transported previously in evolution.

For example, for the four ring-structure pyrene to be completely degraded in the PAH-MN, the genomic HGT evidence in this study and the previously proposed evolution hypothesis of the metabolic network suggest that at least 5 different HGT events are required, which should successfully provide the building blocks for a patchwork assembly to cover the entire 27 metabolic steps [ 6, 7].

Experimentally, this calibration has been approached by previously studying the evolution of the mean half radius of δ′ by transmission electron microscopy (TEM).