Sentence examples for early in its evolution from inspiring English sources

But while the X chromosome has remained large throughout evolution, with about 2000 genes, the Y chromosome lost most of its genetic material early in its evolution; it now retains less than 100 of those original genes.

Still early in its evolution, the bistro has some kinks to work out, but it is already a hit; the place is packed.

I'm also not sure that it's going to be as competitive a space early in its evolution as businesses which are less complex".

Elastic, on the other hand, is a relatively rare case of a company going public quite early in its evolution.

The truth is that the daily deal and group buying space is still early in its evolution; there's a lot of room for innovation and maneuvering.

While the ecosystem of API-based companies is early in its evolution, we believe the attributes of these companies will combine to create ultimately more capital-efficient and profitable business models.

Acute MPS has the potential to identify ACS much earlier in its evolution than enzyme markers, with an early sensitivity for myocardial infarction of 92% compared with only 39% for troponin I assayed at the same time [ 233].

One early step in its evolution was the Angel of the North, his best-known work that stands imperiously on the A1 in Gateshead.

Thus, S. chlorophenolicum provides a window on the process of assembly of a new pathway at a relatively early stage in its evolution.

Despite the presence of blebs and proto-mitochondria at early stages in its evolution, the proto-eukaryote would have had the same topology as the ancestral eocyte.

One might say that, after adapting to the host defence system in its early evolution, SSG-resistant L. donovani overcame ROS and RNS exposure for the second time in its evolution to overcome SSG-treatment of the patients.