Sentence examples for be in an evolutionary from inspiring English sources

The chain's role as a purveyor of pop culture -- a role that increases every time a new Wal-Mart opens, with 200,000-square-feet worth of products ranging from groceries to garden tools -- seems to be in an evolutionary stage, something not quite defined either by Wal-Mart or its customers.

In addition, a WT1 binding site known to transcriptionally regulate the VEGF promoter [ 15] was confirmed by ChIP and found to be in an evolutionary conserved region.

As many GEIs have only been put forward on the basis of data from sequencing projects, and not on experimental evidence of their mode of action, many elements may actually be in an evolutionary state of regression, as has been suggested earlier by Dobrindt et al. (2004).

"We have been in an evolutionary arms race with viruses for at least one hundred million years,'' he told me recently, when I visited his laboratory.

New research on the Y chromosome shows that my jittery male friends are not paranoid; they are in an evolutionary shame spiral.

We are in an evolutionary period for smartphone apps, where basic concepts like mapping and event planning are becoming more dynamic and incorporating more information.

According to Claudio Sillero, professor of conservation biology at Oxford University and Born Free's chief scientist, technology is changing the way conservation research is done – but it's in an evolutionary way.

Multivariate statistical analysis has come a long way and currently it is in an evolutionary stage in the era of high-speed computation and computer technology.

The primate iron transport protein and a bacterial transferrin surface receptor are in an evolutionary battle for iron.

It's well known that humans and our antibiotics—are in an evolutionary arms race with the bacteria that make us sick.

As with any host-pathogen conflict, plants and their disease agents are in an evolutionary arms race.