Sentence examples for evolution closely from inspiring English sources

Its evolution closely mirrors that of the digital computer and the modern microprocessor.

Though the epochal Woodstock "Banner" is often viewed as a singular countercultural moment, the "Banner" historian Mark Clague has traced more than sixty performances of Hendrix's "Banner" over a two-year period, an evolution closely aligned with the guitarist's growing political awareness.

But researchers who have been involved in these evolutionary debates are not convinced that louse evolution closely tracked the evolution of their hosts.

Political orientation is nearly as powerful as education in predicting evolutionary belief in Americans; the alignment of individuals, groups, and political parties concerning evolution closely resembles those found with same-sex marriage, abortion, and other controversial "social" issues (Berkman and Plutzer 2009).

In contrast, the pattern of mtDNA evolution closely reflected contemporary and historical marine barriers.

The inferred temporal evolution closely matches the one obtained from targeted deep sequencing and presented by Schuh et al.

When Dr. Lenski began his experiment 18 years ago, only a few scientists believed they could observe evolution so closely.

In recent years the competition's evolution has closely reflected the rise of developing countries, with formerly disregarded Cameroon leading Africa's charge, followed by Nigeria and Senegal.

Quality visual systems are so valuable to animals that their early evolution is closely connected to the first appearances of animals with complex body plans.

Moreover, the ompL1 gene showed more antigenic variation than lipL32 and lipL41 due to less conservation in secondary structural evolution within closely related species.

Approximately 40% of these mice develop metastasis to the lung and other organs with a tumor evolution that closely mimics human breast cancer progression.