Sentence examples for described to evolve from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the BASE strain has been described to evolve naturally towards BSE after successive transmissions in inbred mice [6].
This is not surprising since it is expected that non-coding regions, such as introns, would evolve neutrally, though some introns have been described to evolve more conservatively than adjacent coding regions [ 52].
Even though low-complexity sequences are described to evolve rapidly both between and within species, there is increasing evidence that suggests a functional role for some of these simple sequences and that selection drives their evolution (Huntley and Golding 2006; Haerty and Golding 2010b).
The monitoring tools described to date rapidly evolve from laborious, off-line and at-line monitoring to online monitoring, at a time-scale that enables researchers to solve these bioprocessing problems as they occur.
Next we describe how to evolve Continuous Architecture over time and introduce the concept of "Minimum Viable Architecture".
The "Yoga" singer was spotted out and about wearing different hairdos to accentuate what she described to Vogue as her "growing, evolving" style.
The need for the scale is described in relation to evolving trends in research on cascading disasters, especially in terms of the cross-sector implications of critical infrastructure failure.
A mesh point movement and reconnection procedure is described that allows the grids to evolve with the motion of bodies.
Many of the legal, economic, and cultural trends described in the paper continue to evolve, and on-going developments affecting the power base, the interests, and the identity of organized labor – as well as the electoral strategy of the Democratic Party – will likely affect how U.S. corporate governance develops in coming years.
Back in November when the new BBC Homepage launched, my technical counterpart James Thornett and his boss Phil Fearnley described how the team intended to evolve the product over time and improve the homepage for all users.
The words that people use to describe new Apple devices tend to evolve, as they do in any relationship.
