Sentence examples for relative to evolution from inspiring English sources

"Although much is known about mutation, it is still largely a "black box" relative to evolution.

This can be compared to answering the question 'How is a stereo system made?' with the words 'By plugging a set of speakers into an amplifier, and adding a CD player, radio receiver, and tape deck.' Michael Behe (1996) p. 38 39 "Although much is known about mutation, it is still largely a "black box" relative to evolution.

The evidence presented here indicates that the life cycles of Nosema/Vairimorpha species can evolve very rapidly relative to evolution at the molecular level.

Continuous temporal environmental change has been shown to increase the importance of species sorting relative to evolution in models where evolution proceeds more slowly than environmental change.

Reviewer 2: Rob Knight, University of Colorado Boulder, USA In this paper, the authors address the question of the relative order in which enzymes with high specificity evolved relative to the evolution of chromosomes, fitting these two events into their "major transitions in evolution" framework.

Interestingly, in the paper itself the authors are admirably restrained and do not assert any claims about the position of Darwinius relative to the evolution of primates that resulted in humans.

The science curricula of the other two grades (fifth and sixth) included short sketchy references to concepts relative to the evolution of the organisms, e.g., fossils, pre-historic animals, etc.

The lidargram of course includes the effects of neutral atmosphere dynamics on the Na layer as these atoms have a long lifetime relative to the evolution of atmospheric dynamics and they are collisionally well-embedded in the atmosphere.

Also, the vast majority of the teachers (87.3%) "disagree" (30.0% "absolutely disagree" and 57.3% "rather disagree") with "The instruction of primary education teachers (from their graduate studies or their adult education courses) is adequate in order to enable them to handle references relative to the evolution of organisms, when necessary".

The temporal occurrence of spindles relative to the evolution of the activated-deactivated alternations was assessed by extracting the spectrographic power at 7, 8 or 9 Hz and comparing it to the 1 Hz spectrographic power (described above).

Their generalized model (their Eq. 3) incorporates rates of ecological and evolutionary change as the sum of two partial differential equations, the first describing the focal species' change relative to trait evolution and the second describing the focal species' change relative to non-evolutionary demographic factors.