"It reflected the evolution of the viewing audience.
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).
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.
His second book, Between the World and Me, published this year, focuses on the evolution of his views on the constructions of race.
In interviews over the past 18 months, Mr. Obama's top national security aides described the evolution of the president's views on Afghanistan as a result of three rude discoveries.
1. Fournier GP, Dick AA, Williams D, Gogarten JP (2011) Evolution of the Archaea: emerging views on origins and phylogeny.
While Justice Blackmun played an important role in the court's decisions on free speech, religion, and federalism, research for this article focused on the evolution of his views on abortion and the death penalty, the areas for which he was best known.
(The dates are from his own description of the evolution of his views in (1994a).) But in between, in both (1980a) and Postscript C to its reprinting in (1986b), he rejected this position because he thought it conflicted with a non-negotiable conceptual truth about chance.
Mr. Max situates Wallace's work within a context of contemporary fiction (at a time when postmodernism, minimalism and old-fashioned realism were vying for ascendancy), while carefully charting the evolution of his views on language, on the relationship between authors and readers, and on the purposes of literature.
