Unlike biology textbooks (Catley and Novick 2008), "Tree of Life" depictions diagrams with a central trunk and a distinct "progressive" branching sequence from "lower" organisms on the bottom to "higher" ones at the top (a.k.a "Great Chain of Being" or scala naturae)—were not found in this sample of museum trees.
In the 20th century, progressive branches of Christianity and Judaism grew to embrace nonbelievers.
Feminism -- the campaign for women's rights -- is now entrenched in the progressive branches of Islam, Judaism and Christianity.
Morphological changes consist of a progressive branching of the mammary parenchyma and lobule formation, which in turn result in a reduction in cell growth fraction and lengthening of the cell cycle.
I met Laura Winker at the Cay a small synagogue for the more progressive Chabad branch Chevra Ahavas.
Al-Masry Al-Youm, it became clear, wanted to be more mainstream, which meant being less outspoken — and shucking its more progressive English-language branch.
The decision to confer a title on Sacks may anger Jews from both the progressive and strictly orthodox branches who do not recognise him as their religious leader.
Dieback, common symptom or name of disease, especially of woody plants, characterized by progressive death of twigs, branches, shoots, or roots, starting at the tips.
The same as in the numerical study it is shown that for strain rates lower than approximately 50/s the structural response is controlled by the rate dependent constitutive law, however, for higher strain rates crack branching and progressive increase of resistance is observed.
Through comparative analysis of mammary gland development and gene expression in relation to age, we report that mice lacking the VDR exhibit ductal ectasia, reduced branching and progressive atrophy of the mammary fat pad with age.
As in mice, a rudimentary ductal tree then forms during the latter stages of embryonic development via progressive elongation, canalization and branching of the anlage.
