Sentence examples for recognizing evidence from inspiring English sources

While most biological structures may not be as obviously deviant from ideal in their current use, the point is that by learning to recognize evolutionary remnants, students may gain a sense of the high frequency of evidence of DWM in nature, a more open-ended opportunity to estimate common ancestry, and a better basis for recognizing evidence for evolution in familiar organisms around them.

If passed, this bill will help to direct funds to the countries and communities most in need, recognizing evidence that the poorest people benefit most from receiving water, sanitation and hygiene WASH) services.

Recognizing evidence of the microbial process has implications for reconstructing taphonomic histories.

This index is intended to aid in recognizing evidence for genetic coherence in population genetic data.

It's the first recognized evidence of a brain tumor in a dinosaur fossil.

Muslims in Pakistan, he said, should ignore Mr. Musharraf's decision to recognize evidence against Mr. bin Laden as conclusive.

Real science has been practiced here as well: among other activities, NASA used the crater to train Apollo astronauts how to recognize evidence of impacts on the moon.

They did not fall in love with their case, so to speak, and thus refuse to recognize evidence that did not comport with their theories.

The 3.2 Ga Moodies Group in Barberton Greenstone Belt, South Africa, contains the oldest recognized evidence for eolian processes on Earth.

It is possible to recognize evidence of initial human dispersion by the region between ∼14,000 and 13,100 cal BP (12,000 to 11,320 14C BP) during the late Pleistocene, when dry and cold climatic conditions prevailed in the region.

Non-intentionalists respond that what distinguishes wishful thinking from self-deception is that self-deceivers recognize evidence against their self-deceptive belief whereas wishful thinkers do not (Bach 1981; Johnston 1988), or merely possess, without recognizing, greater counterevidence than wishful thinkers.