Sentence examples for and natural evolution of from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Pence described the proposed space force as the "next and natural evolution of our armed forces," arguing that U.S. adversaries such as China and Russia are developing new technologies, such as hypersonic missiles, that make space a place where wars can be fought.

The role of autoantibody positivity in the etiology and natural evolution of diabetes among youth with a clinical phenotype of type 2 diabetes requires further exploration.

Background: Given the high prevalence of mother to child infection, the development of a better understanding of African subtype C HIV-1 transmission and natural evolution is of significant importance.

At the opposite extreme of the disturbance continuum, large-scale and frequent disturbances can restrict community development and the natural evolution of the community.

Secondary measures will be the principal characteristics and evolution of the affected zone (surface area, number of lesions, size and density of lesions), treatment tolerance (hyperpigmentation, itching, burning, pain), recurrence rate and the natural evolution of lesions in the control group.

"It's both extremely significant and a natural evolution of who we are".

Prior to the 1970s, public policy generally substituted the will of regulators for the desires of consumers and the natural evolution of media markets.

The first bit of the demo threw it back to customizable live tiles, a feature we've known about for a while and the natural evolution of Microsoft's metro UI.

But in clinical setting such as IDA the production of reticulocytes appears to be counterbalanced by delayed clearance of old cells, and the natural evolution of the red cells is altered [ 20].

One can expect that the multiple, comparative analyses of biological events during the formation of hybrids will ultimately facilitate an inference of the rules and principles that control the fate of duplicated genes and will lead to an enhanced appreciation of the effects of distant hybridization on the formation and the natural evolution of new species.

One must then ask, is there a formula for "managing discovery making?" The answer is in the realization of and belief in the natural evolution of developments, from basic research to technology transfer, and then to societal benefits.