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Studio shows before N.F.L. games have been evolving steadily (and now rapidly) into entertainment vehicles.

But, whereas therapies and diagnostics for cancer have been evolving steadily in response to new biochemical knowledge, surgical techniques have remained surprisingly primitive.What happens at the moment is that a surgeon roots around inside a patient, removes as much tumour as he can find, and hopes he got it all.

Indeed, we need to consider that guidelines or recommendations need evolving steadily in order to gain confidence in the changes taking place.

The methods used to analyze changes in longitudinal data have been evolving steadily over the last twenty years or so and notably since the use descriptive methods, which use measurements of central trends (means, medians,…) and thus eclipse the longitudinal nature of the data.

The services strategy at I.B.M. evolved steadily.

Our technique for acoustic tumor radiosurgery evolved steadily in the 1990s.

Oxfam has evolved steadily from being a series of completely separate northern agencies into an international network.

Unlike Miria's work projects, there's never been an overall design or planting plan; instead, the pots and borders have evolved steadily.

But this festival has evolved steadily over decades, and few of this year's changes seem to be echoes of the broader skirmish over control of the center.

The cards have been very successful and have evolved steadily to a surprising level of sophistication; however, we may be just at the point when the smart card makes a momentous and assumption-shaking leap forward.

The young veteran signed up early to the Nazi party after hearing Hitler speak, but dreamed more of soil than of blood: he wanted to farm, and the SS gave him the chance to manage a stable.But his responsibilities evolved, steadily, darkly.