Sentence examples for a recent evolution from inspiring English sources

There has been a recent evolution towards evidence-based medicine in health care, clearly elucidating the role of high-quality evidence across groups of patients and studies.

A recent evolution analysis of DIPP-synthases has shown that these enzymes evolved from phosphatidylinositol synthases that are membrane proteins, so DIPPS kept the membrane-spanning character of its ancestor12.

To examine the effects of these physical constraints on the evolution of foraging strategies, we modified a recent evolution simulation designed for Daphnia by adding an energy penalty proportional to each turning angle used by modelled foraging agents.

MIMO radar is a recent evolution of radar that utilizes multiple transmitters and receivers [1, 2].

A recent evolution of NMR sensors with an open geometry is the profile NMR MOUSE [29].

However, there has been a recent evolution in how Broadway producers think about stock and amateur licensing.

By compiling the results with published data and mapping these onto a recent phylogeny we trace the evolution of ultraviolet sensitivity in birds.

It comes down to choosing things that have an intrinsic quality, which a house like this demands.' The idea for hiring out the house, either in part or as a whole, is a more recent evolution.

Hen dos like the one in Normandy are a more recent evolution, and to be sure, the drink-till-you drop, hyper-sexualized pre-wedding party exists in England, too.

The preponderance of non-conserved miRNAs represented as single gene families suggests a fairly recent evolution for these genes, which may be consistent with the notion that non-conserved miRNAs are evolutionary intermediates between a non-miRNA sequence and a miRNA with an important regulatory role.

While PS-2 lacks all introns, indicating retrotransposition, it contains no frameshift or stop mutations, suggesting a more recent evolution than that of PS-1.