Sentence examples for reported evolution from inspiring English sources

This was in accord with the reported evolution of the clinical symptoms.

Interestingly, our hypotheses were not supported, but rather we found that those who claimed to be highly religious were also those who reported evolution as being more applicable to their field of research r = 384, p < .001.001

The evolution rate K was estimated to be 0.16 base/day, which is similar to the reported evolution rate of HIV-1 virus [ 10].

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.

Based on the reported evolution of Ya-lineage diagnostic nucleotides, these four elements can be considered members of the Ya1 subfamily (Shen et al. 1991; Roy et al. 2000).

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.

Indeed, we had hypothesized that anyone who identified themselves at either end of the political spectrum would not report evolution as applicable to their area of research, each for different reasons (refer to "Political Impact" section in the Introduction).

Based on molecular evolutionary and bioinformatic approaches, we report evolution of JEV at a local level.

Were these wavelengths reporting evolution of a homogeneous population between two species, these ratios would be the same.

When asked about student attitudes towards creationism and evolution in his classes, Professor Jones reported that evolution does not seem to be a concern for most of his students.

Berkman and Plutzer ([2011]) surveyed 926 secondary biology teachers and found that only 28% of participants reported teaching evolution in line with the National Science Education Standards National Research Councill [1996]), with 60% cautiously teaching some aspects of evolution and 13% advocating creationism or intelligent design.