Evolutionary science is often taken to be an exemplary instance of the dilemma formulated by Weber: Either the aspects of ourselves we most highly value have evolved by natural selection and other evolutionary processes and can be explained and made rational; or else they remain inspiring, mysterious, and wonderful.
Diabetes management guidelines regarding target HbA1c value have evolved since then, so absolute rates of intensification in reaction to an elevated HbA1c may not entirely reflect current practice.
Other young Republicans spoke with passion about how their values had evolved over the past several years, especially while in college.
The authorities hope that when Singapore's community of values had evolved to the point that a common language of art could be used to complete the task of building such a monument again.
In fact, as society's understanding and (might I add) values have evolved, so has the depth of consideration that goes into whether or not to use the death penalty, reflected in the US Supreme Court's decision to exclude juveniles and the mentally retarded.
The objectives, potential harvest strategies, and models projecting the impacts of harvest have changed over time, as new information has been produced and stakeholder perspectives and values have evolved.
Organizational innovation for value creation has evolved over the years.
From an occupational value, professionalism has evolved into a discourse defined by the logics of managerialism and commercialism (Evetts 2011).
Reflecting its practical value, disproportionality analysis has evolved from a specialist to a mainstream activity over the past 15 years [ 5, 16].
The local flora is often valued because it has evolved in situ, hence the strong desire for it to be retained intact (Brown and Amacher 1999; Rogers and Montalvo 2004; Ricciardi and Simberloff 2008).
