Sentence examples for scope of evolution from inspiring English sources

Although Simpson acknowledged the existence of stasis in what he called the bradytelic mode, Simpson considered it (along with rapid evolution) to be unimportant in the larger scope of evolution.

No one disputes that more change is in the offing, but the scope of that evolution has emerged as a divisive issue.

But given the wider scope view of evolution defended by philosophers of biology, this method of testing seems wrong-headed as a test of an evolutionary hypothesis.

Indeed, Nova dazzled over eight innings in the Yankees' 5-3 victory at Great American Ball Park, delivering a masterly performance that accentuated the scope of his evolution.

If President Peña Nieto and the P.R.I. have evolved, Mr. Shirk said, it may be hard to know the scope of that evolution.

CONCLUSIONS: These results suggest that the scope of directed evolution is substantially larger than previously envisioned in that it is possible to perturb the active site residues themselves as well as surrounding loops to alter specificity.

At the very least, it may be said that these observations are indicative of a high degree of ambiguity concerning the scope of the evolution concept as it is taught at secondary school level.

In short, the status and scope of organic evolution is so much larger and better understood than in Darwin's day that his 1859 publication takes on the appearance of an historical artifact.

Although this holds true in the scope of natural evolution, our data suggest that under certain genetic or environmental conditions, these two major biological traits can be decoupled.

This tendency does not reflect the true scope and trend of evolution, however.

For example, using data solely from biological courses will not fully represent the scope of coverage of evolution in university education, as other fields, like anthropology, also utilize evolutionary principles.