As various types of evidence converge, and as more 'missing links' are found, the case for evolution grows ever stronger.
As more discoveries are reported, our understanding of human evolution grows richer, wider, and deeper.
Second, we hypothesize that students' conceptual frameworks of evolution grow more complex as they learn, but the added complexity is not necessarily more accurate than their previous, less complex, conceptual frameworks, nor is it expertly organized.
But random interviews with 20 people who signed the petition and a review of the public statements of more than a dozen others suggest that many are evangelical Christians, whose doubts about evolution grew out of their religious beliefs.
Under tinkered evolution, growing networks spontaneously develop three key desirable properties: (a) small world organization, (b) heterogeneity, and (c) modularity.
The present review provides a comprehensive examination of selected works that highlight the evolution and growing importance of this merge of two vibrant concepts in modern organic synthesis: sustainable metal catalysis and CH activation.
Especially as the size of the Literature of Evolution database grows, the central problem to be overcome will be organizing it in some way.
In addition, epidemiological surveillance is essential in order to understand the evolution of this growing health crisis and to develop effective measures to address it.
The Lenski Experiment, which began in 1988, is an ongoing study of the evolution of bacteria grown in the laboratory.
In fact, the evolution of faster growing and larger cells caused by loss or repression of unneeded functions should intensify the selection to reduce the relative production of cell-wall components, owing to the lower surface-to-volume ratio.
Beyond pathogen evolution, the growing field of "evolutionary medicine" offers insights into several additional questions in human health (Stearns 2005; Abbott 2006; Nesse et al. 2006).
