In comparison to similar CC conditions, CF loading resulted in an expeditious and prominent microstructural evolution, which assists in accumulating additional inelastic strain.
These patients had a highly complex karyotype with prominent clonal evolution and a very aggressive clinical course.Patients with PEL from MDS showed a more rapid progression time to PEL and had lower platelet counts compared with PEL from MPN.
These robust MoS2/SNCF and WS2/SNCF electrocatalysts exhibit prominent hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) activities with onset potentials of −40 and −96 mV and Tafel slopes of 60 and 66 mV dec−1, respectively.
Take, for example, two very prominent venues where evolution is conveyed publically: Eugenie Scott's "Evolution vs. Creationism" (Scott is the head of the National Center for Science Education) and Carl Zimmer's "Evolution: The Triumph of an Idea" (which served as a companion to the PBS seven-part series on the topic).
The prominent mode of evolution in immune gene families is birth-and-death evolution [ 29].
Eugenie C. Scott, the director of the National Center for Science Education and a prominent defender of evolution, said the findings were not surprising because "Americans react very positively to the fairness or equal time kind of argument". "In fact, it's the strongest thing that creationists have got going for them because their science is dismal," Ms. Scott said.
The prominent place of evolution in the NSES, Benchmarks, and other national model documents discouraged this approach, and the teachers and scientists on the standards writing committees, aided by citizens concerned about science education, fiercely resisted these campaigns.
We discuss the prominent mechanisms of evolution of yeast introns in relation to our findings.
Although most prominent during the evolution unit, phylogenetic trees were used throughout the course when appropriate.
This is particularly prominent in animal evolution, suggesting that there is a robust signal underlying our observations (i.e. of complex functions vs. metabolism).
Gene duplication is prominent in eukaryotic evolution, because duplicated genes provide the raw materials for evolving a new gene, which in turn facilitate the generation of novel gene functions.
