Sentence examples for the core evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Our study has produced robust, automated, and generalizable scoring models capable of detecting most (but not all) of the core evolutionary concepts emphasized in standards documents, curricula, and textbooks (Nehm et al., 2009b).

The recent availability of additional vertebrate and invertebrate genomes has provided an unprecedented insight into the core evolutionary processes that had shaped our genome, deep in the history of life.

This confirms the appropriateness of depicting the core evolutionary history of this set of organisms with a phylogenetic tree, rather than a network, as individual LGT events do not involve a large enough portion of the genome to disrupt the core phylogenetic patterns.

Our findings have important implications for teaching this core evolutionary concept.

In other words, despite high levels of LGT, the underlying core evolutionary trajectory can be determined and follows a bifurcating pattern.

Although evolutionary content has increased, large gaps remain between the perceived importance of core evolutionary topics and the extent of their incorporation into medical school curricula.

Efforts to conserve biodiversity should work to preserve both existing biodiversity as well as the evolutionary processes shaping genetic diversity, the core determinant evolutionary potential for adaptation to changing environments.

Since Darwin's death, all evolutionary biologists have agreed that adaptation through natural selection is the core dynamic evolutionary process.

At the core of evolutionary medicine is recognition that diseases need both proximate explanations of bodily mechanisms and evolutionary explanations of why natural selection has left the body vulnerable to disease.

This second, special issue will be guest-edited by paleontologist Donald Prothero; it follows in the instant tradition of "special issues" devoted to core evolutionary themes established by our preceding issue (Vol. 1 # 4) on the evolution of complexity ("focused" on eyes) and edited by our Associate Editor T. Ryan Gregory.

This cycle of repeated mutation and selection of the gene variants via the phenotypes they generate is at the core of evolutionary theory.