Sentence examples for a slow evolution from inspiring English sources

It's been a slow evolution".

Local administration went through a slow evolution.

Nevertheless, Stalinist-type domination and exploitation did not return, and Hungary thereafter experienced a slow evolution toward some internal autonomy.

For Mr. Nuckel, activism was a slow evolution, simmering under the surface until he arrived two years ago at New York University.

The signs are positive, but it is a slow evolution – the museum will not open until 2020 – and it may yet fail, as other projects have done.

They were more likely to talk about the creation of a play as a slow evolution rather than as a flash of inspiration.

A comparison of deduced amino acid sequences of the CRYs in the two Xenopus species (Tables S2 and S3) indicated that CRY1 is more highly conserved in the two species (97.4%) than CRY2 (92.8%), implying a slower evolution of Cry1 genes than Cry2 genes.

Based on the premise that the S7 intron shows a slower evolution rate, it is possible that inconsistencies may reflect insufficient time to complete the lineage sorting.

This was also noticed when comparing B. microti CCM 4915 and B. suis 1330, and was attributed to a slower evolution rate in B. microti.

This could be related to a slower evolution of chelonians during a long geological period (long generation time) compared to rapid evolution of neornithes (short generation time) [ 60, 62].

Knowing that gymnosperms generally present a slower evolution than angiosperms, probably due to their long life-spans and large effective population sizes [ 49], we attribute this observation to the coniferous lifestyle.