Sentence examples for and so the evolution from inspiring English sources

62 The verb used here, as defined in x.4, means to 'pivot on the right file-leader,' and so the evolution is clear.

It prompted me to think differently about the role and what it could mean and also changed the way I thought about who else should be at the table and how important it was to diversify the points of view, and so the evolution was gradual.

Thus, atmospheric trajectories can also be calculated for multi-station events by following the planes intersection method (Ceplecha 1987) and, so, the evolution of the conditions in meteor plasmas as a function of height (and not just as a function of time) can be analyzed.

So far, the clinical cohort studies undertaken in general psychiatry or early intervention services have mainly recruited BD cases that already fulfil diagnostic criteria for an episode, and so the evolution and characteristics of the sub-threshold manifestations are reconstructed retrospectively (Correll et al. 2007, 2014).

And so the evolution of the Black Panther Party began.

The development of IVIg was largely driven from human experimental medicine, and so the normal evolution of preclinical science to inform human dose setting and pharmacology was not followed.

PDZ and RING domains are abundant in metazoan genomes and so the independent evolution of a RING-PDZn architecture more than once is plausible.

Anuran families differ dramatically in mating systems and reproductive strategies, and so the correlated evolution of certain life history traits may be specific to certain families.

The open lamella structure of pure WS2 film allowed moisture to diffuse into the film interior, and so the deep oxidation, evolution of structure and Fe substrate corrosion contributed to the deterioration of tribological properties.

And so the cemita's evolution began.

At these low temperatures, brittle/plastic mechanisms override viscous creep mechanisms, and so the grain-size evolution model used here does not apply.