Sentence examples for are evolving more from inspiring English sources

As recent Internet threats are evolving more rapidly than ever before, one of the major challenges in designing an intrusion detection system is to provide early and accurate detection of emerging threats.

A possible explanation is that the genes hosting CREs in the work of [6], [7], [52] are evolving more rapidly than heat-shock genes.

This high variation in mating ability within the LPP clade demonstrates that their mate recognition traits are evolving more rapidly than the ITS sequences.

We found that cephalochordates are evolving more slowly than the slowest evolving vertebrate known.

Finally, rodents are evolving more rapidly than other species of mammals (Adkins et al., 2001).

This suggests that earlier expression regulatory elements are evolving more rapidly.

Carbonyls are evolved more quickly at higher temperatures likely in the Cartoon Gallery at Knole, an important historic house near Sevenoaks in Kent, England where the study is focused.

Taina Bien-Aimé, the executive director of Equality Now, says that African attitudes seem to be evolving more rapidly on circumcision than on other human rights problems.

The US position towards Syria is evolving more slowly, but the Obama administration has come out in favour of regime change and more recently in providing nonlethal aid to the opposition groups.

But, month by month, speech by awkward speech, she is evolving more fully into an Argentine Chávez, who puts power before country, confuses conspiracy theory with policy, and regards economics and diplomacy as an inconvenience.

In 1949, Mr. Muñoz Marín told American officials, less poetically, that Puerto Rico was looking for "a new kind of statehood," and that matters were evolving "more like phonetics develop than like Esperanto is constructed".