Sentence examples for and subsequent evolution from inspiring English sources

We then describe nine principles guiding the initial development and subsequent evolution of platform ecosystems.

The NATO agreement is reprinted here with essential historical documents and speeches concerning the alliance's founding and subsequent evolution.

Miyake, T. et al. The pectoral fin muscles of the coelacanth Latimeria chalumnae: functional and evolutionary implications for the fin-to-limb transition and subsequent evolution of tetrapods.

Each genomic event, be it a point mutation, an indel, or a rearrangement, results from a specific mutational process that may drive the initial clonal expansion and subsequent evolution.

Qualitative data from interviews was combined with the investigation of the initial EVA philosophy, technical design (and subsequent evolution thereto) of the firms' new MASs.

In the present work we present a systematic experimental investigation of the generation and subsequent evolution of dynamic failure modes in sandwich structures subjected to low-speed impact.

To better understand transgenerational epigenetics as it exists today, we must trace the concepts of Lamarckian and Darwinian inheritance, and Waddington's epigenetics from their conception and their subsequent evolution and expansion within different scientific disciplines.

We can now document the origin of the odd-toed perissodactyls, their early evolution when horses, brontotheres, rhinoceroses, and tapirs can barely be distinguished, and the subsequent evolution and radiation of these groups into distinctive lineages with many different species and interesting evolutionary transformations through time.

Numerous molecular-based phylogeographical surveys in Europe and North America have been extensively studied to unravel the locations of refugia, the potential recolonization routes and the subsequent evolution and speciation during glacial and post-glacial epochs [ 6- 8].

Jacques Pepin looks back to the early twentieth-century events in Africa that triggered the emergence of HIV/AIDS and the subsequent evolution and transmission of the disease before it was first officially identified in 1981.

The importance of the relationship between intratendinous tophi and envelopment of tendons and their subsequent evolution to longitudinal ruptures as a cause of relevant symptoms has already been observed in a case report described by Lagoutaris et al. [4].