Sentence examples for sizes of evolution from inspiring English sources

What magnitudes (i.e., effect sizes) of evolution knowledge and acceptance change can be achieved in a short-term teacher professional development (PD) program?   2.

However, the role of size evolution of nano-dots in the context of preferential sputtering and diffusion-induced agglomeration has not been studied.

Our study is the first to report sustained large effect sizes for both knowledge of evolution, NOS, and acceptance change ~1.5 years after program completion.

With its large size and slow rate of evolution, the human genome has some margin of safety.

Traditionally, our remarkable mental abilities were thought to come down to the massive expansion of the brain relative to body size during the course of evolution.

Especially as the size of the Literature of Evolution database grows, the central problem to be overcome will be organizing it in some way.

Given their small size and high rate of evolution, several considerations should be kept in mind when applying comparative molecular forensic analyses to viruses.

To study the dynamic effects involved, we examined the current density dependence of the size evolution of Pb NPs. Figure 8 shows the R2 of the growing particles as a function of implantation fluence f with different implantation current densities.

The same basic process is at work whether we are talking about the evolution of fish body size, the evolution of bacterial antibiotic resistance, or the evolution of human lactose tolerance.

"When you include these extinct species, you see that there's a trend of body size evolution of birds on islands," he says: Large birds tend to get larger, whereas small birds tend to get smaller, which is different from the usual trend for mammals.

Depending on their size, content and various phases of evolution, they may have variable signal intensities (Fig. 4a c).