Sentence examples for decades of evolution from inspiring English sources

That condition has taken decades of evolution.

Decades of evolution had to occur before that even became a thing.

No significant change in within-host diversity was found after nearly two decades of evolution.

Decades of evolution of the mitochondrial theory of aging have not yet clarified the mechanism connecting aging and accumulation of mtDNA mutations [10].

Recently, this strain and its descendants were included in an analysis attempting to date the origin of pandemic influenza virus without accounting for the missing decades of evolution.

AR5 will be the culmination of over two decades of evolution for the IPCC since the first assessment report was released in 1990.

But it is still worth recording there had been almost a decade of evolution internationally and considerably longer domestically.

Einstein's theory of general relativity, he added, was not a finished product when first presented, taking a decade of evolution and discussion to get into its final form.

Officials said that the new cyberpolicies had been guided by a decade of evolution in counterterrorism policy, particularly on the division of authority between the military and the intelligence agencies in deploying cyberweapons.

Sean McClowry, a bassist, pop singer-songwriter and producer, described his Concerto for Double Bass and Orchestra as a work still developing, one he hopes to live with for a decade of evolution.

Grudin (1994) provides perspective into that decade of evolution of CSCW and emphasizes the role of computer software, especially 'groupware' , as an enabling capability that was sought.