Sentence examples for some of the evolution from inspiring English sources

"I don't think there is any question that some of the evolution of the slot receiver can be traced to the run-and-shoot offense.

However, the CHEF analysis of population samples not subjected to nonselective growth confirmed that in some of the evolution experiments, a small subset of cells (from 1 to 15%) still retained the ancestral-sized chromosome II.

Each branch of a phylogeny is the product of two processes; some proportion of the evolution is punctuational and some is gradual.

We were able to elucidate some aspects of the evolution of gene regulation for three genes associated with pluripotency.

A thorough analysis of existing and future data shall allow a better understanding of some determinants of the evolution of the use of emergency health services.

We now start the conclusions as follows: We were able to elucidate some aspects of the evolution of gene regulation for three genes associated with pluripotency.

This would seem to be difficult without having some model of the evolution of ORFan sources outside of E. coli, currently a mystery.

Behavioural problems or 'autistic-like' features were observed at some time of the evolution in most patients in our series (Table 1).

It is thus possible to make observations of some generic properties of the evolution equation.

These features unveil some important aspects of the evolution of the Hippo pathway in metazoans.

Some important cases of the evolution of cooperation have the side-effect of causing changes in the hierarchical level at which the evolutionary process acts.