Sentence examples for and the further evolution from inspiring English sources

The evolution of the endocrine system in the more advanced vertebrates with jaws (Gnathostomata) has involved both the appearance of new hormones and the further evolution of some of those already present in agnathans; in addition, extensive specialization of target organs has occurred to permit new patterns of response.

Or, it is unsaturated at P (case 2), in which case the intersecting segment has slope − wγ/(2β − γ) and the further evolution of the bilateral frontier ( {widehat{x}}_{i{k}_1}left tilde{t}right) ) is also monotonously decreasing.

For Wallachia, the victory meant an increase in morale and the further evolution of the independent state.

As the clinical data emerges, the challenge of making these therapies available to patients shifts to implementing robust, scalable and cost-effective manufacture and to the further evolution of the regulatory requirements to ensure an appropriate but proportionate system that is adapted to the characteristics of these innovative new medicines.

Within the context of that line of thinking, arts, artistic research, and arts-based innovation (AAA) are essential for the further evolution and progress of innovation systems.

Additionally, small errors in the initial non-linear growth of these first structures amplify during the further evolution and can lead to errors greater than 1% in the power spectrum by the end of the simulation if the force accuracy and time-stepping is not conservative enough.

It is hoped that this multidisciplinary approach of surgery and research will continue to help the further evolution of biomaterial science.

There is a minor elevation in manganese in the one evolved isolate from population IR-4-20 (CB4000) and in some strains derived from the further evolution of CB1000.

The technology of music lays the ground for the further evolution of music itself, and of other technologies as well.

Several recent reports [3] [6] describe the further evolution of clade 2.2 viruses and identify emerging sublineages.

A spokesman for the State Department, Richard Boucher, said that by signing the treaty "the United States is in a position to influence the further evolution of the treaty".