Sentence examples for evolution of the view from inspiring English sources

Current NICE recommendations represent an evolution of the view that blood pressure is best lowered with β blockers or ACE inhibitors in patients under 55 years (in whom an activated renin-angiotensin system may be an important mechanism) and diuretics or calcium channel blockers in older patients (because sodium retention, with suppression of the renin-angiotensin system, may be more important).

"It reflected the evolution of the viewing audience.

I have searched your blog and find little evidence of any evolution of the views put forth since then.

There was a complete evolution of the public view.

In the same vein, it is hard to envisage the evolution of the postmodern view of genomic evolution without the historic papers of Sapienza-Doolittle [ 59] and Crick and Orgel [ 60] on selfish DNA.

He may not believe in evolution, but his survival-of-the-fittest view of society is pretty Darwinian.

It retraces the evolution of the paintings on view and the increasingly close collaborative methods of Warhol and his studio assistants.

The evolution of the Court's view on the legality of executing youthful offenders is an example.

The rest of Mr. Jacobs' set included a huge circle platform, evoking empty space and also evolution (in the view of one guest, who worried about getting a migraine from the light).

This mechanism represents an evolution in the view of how PUFA remodel membrane architecture.

"Despite the strange baggage that I carried about my upbringing," Mr. Hijuelos wrote in The Times in 2011 about the evolution of his view of his cultural background, "and despite the relative loss of my first language, I eventually came to the point that, when I heard Spanish, I found my heart warming.