Sentence examples for evolution of established from inspiring English sources

The past year "has seen the further evolution of established cybercrime trends", according to Steven Wilson, head of Europol's European Cybercrime Centre.

Importantly, the same invasion principle applies to the evolution of established parasites, whenever mutants arise that overcome host immunity/resistance.

While the genetic basis of PKD is understood, definitive clinical diagnosis occurs only after the evolution of established disease, when ultrasound is used to confirm the presence of renal cysts [ 13].

The regulation of SGG/GSK-3 represents a conserved strategy during evolution for establishing embryonic polarity of both invertebrate and vertebrates.

Therefore, this course of study requires our students to understand the principles of the theory of evolution from the perspective of established scientific knowledge.

Evolution is now supported by overwhelming molecular proofs and has acquired the status of established fact.

In contrast, the punctuational models of biological evolution were established prior to accumulation of most of the data that now confirm their validity.

Although their general system of classification represented little more than a refinement of Candolle's taxonomy and failed to recognize the dynamic nature of plant speciation postulated by Charles Darwin's principles of organic evolution, it established an authoritative taxonomy of genera and species that has been largely adopted by modern systems of classification based upon evolutionary theory.

Published in 1785, Hutton's findings were quickly refined by his colleagues and successors, helping to pave the way for Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by establishing that the planet was consistently changing.

Evolutionary rates based on a Poisson model of evolution were established for every site and normalized to the maximum rate observed for each protein.

Thus, using approaches for measuring student knowledge of evolution previously established in the literature (Nehm and Reilly, 2007; Nehm and Ha, 2011), SIDE-generated scoring models produce patterns equivalent to those derived from human raters.