Sentence examples for a parallel evolution in from inspiring English sources
Seward, whose feelings about Lincoln morphed from contempt to profound, even loving respect during the war years, underwent a parallel evolution in his attitude toward Britain.
The continuous evolution in the automotive world demands a parallel evolution in the facilities and in the measuring techniques.
Along with the impressive advances in software development, there also now seems to be a parallel evolution in computer hardware to enhance machine intelligence capabilities.
16 The coordination of care among healthcare providers is experiencing a parallel evolution in these settings.
Although these authors used different journal databases, the results also present a parallel evolution pattern in the case of the Hung and Zhang (2012) study and a more modest but still evolutional pattern in terms of number of publications in the time period reported in the Chee et al. (2017) literature review.
We suggest that Vmn1r67's unusual evolution in M. m domesticus and M. m. musculus may have occurred in response to a parallel evolution of unique Abpa27 signals in the two subspecies, explaining the strong LD between Vmn1r67 and Abpa27.
Furthermore, if the TIS are calculated, we observe a parallel evolution of TIS and thickness in good agreement with the one obtained with experimental measurements for a cornea at different swelling states (Fig. 16 ).
By rejecting the turtles plus crocodilians grouping, our analysis could possibly be interpreted as evidence for a parallel evolution of these genomic features in the two lineages, or, perhaps more plausibly, recent evolution of bird-specific features in the avian lineage.
The FABP4 circulating levels are strongly associated and exhibit a parallel evolution to the NT-proBNP values in HF patients.
In addition, the paper proposes an algorithm to perform parallel evolution in a way that the diversity of the final population is preserved after migrations.
Therefore, P. microphthalmus represents a striking case of parallel evolution in which a perceptual ability arose twice independently, once in Mormyrinae and once in P. microphthalmus (Carlson et al., 2011).
