Sentence examples for unnatural development from inspiring English sources

The return to operetta is a surprising but not unnatural development.

The first fallacy is that the emergence of large, universal banks — combining commercial banking with investment banking — was an artificial or unnatural development.

It has been reported that MEF2C-knockout mice die on embryonic day 9.5 from unnatural development of cardiovascular.

"The first fallacy," writes Harrison, "is that the emergence of large, universal banks... was an artificial or unnatural development..

The mergers are "a completely unnatural way of development," says Mikhail Sadovsky, a physicist at RAS's Institute of Electrophysics in Ekaterinburg.

The development of unnatural mortality by gender and age are presented in Figure  3, and shows that unnatural mortality is higher among males than among females.

He is the author of numerous books, including Malignant Sadness: The Anatomy of Depression, Principles of Development, The Unnatural Nature of Science and The Triumph of the Embryo.

These improvements result from the increased hydrophobicity and stacking stability of Pa′ by the introduction of the propynyl group to Pa, providing valuable information for the further development of unnatural base pairs toward the expansion of the genetic alphabet.

This avoids confounding artefacts manifest in captive studies, such as training periods and development of unnatural ethanol tolerance from repeated exposures.

And the wider Iraqi population remained confused about what was happening to them, trusting neither the CPA nor the religious authorities to put the interests of the people first.The evolution of violenceAlongside this swirling evolution of political developments, not so unnatural in itself, came changes in the security situation.

It will have reached replacement-level fertility (where deaths equal births) by 2035.This is an extraordinary development, unexpected, undeserved and apparently unnatural.