Sentence examples for evolution to meet from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carlin joined NSD in 2011 after serving as Chief of Staff and Senior Counsel to former FBI Director Robert S. Mueller, III, where he helped lead the Bureau's evolution to meet growing and changing national security threats, including cyber threats.

There is no question that telemedicine will continue its evolution to meet the increased demand for access, not only by growing numbers of patients, but by expanding need that is being dictated by insurer's attempts to trim health care expenditures.

The second statement (evolutionary changes arise in response to the needs of organisms to adapt to its environment) refers to a common misunderstanding that organisms direct evolution to meet their needs (e.g., the classic Lamarckian explanation of the "giraffe's long neck"—see the "Introduction and background").

We wanted to tell the story of nursing's continuous growth and evolution to meet ever-greater health care challenges even as ours remains the most trusted profession on earth.

Thank you for sending your work entitled "tRNA genes rapidly change in evolution to meet novel translational demands" for consideration at eLife.

The wireless network has been evolved with the latest technology such as Long-Term Evolution (LTE) to meet the exponential traffic growth in mobile broadband services.

"This is part of the evolution to best meet the needs of licence fee payers".

Earlier research emphasized how evolution primed us to meet and mate: how men and women choose partners by looking for cues like facial symmetry, body shape, social status and resources.

A wide variety of naturally occurring multidomain fusion proteins with different architectures have been generated through evolution and characterized to meet the functional requirements of living organisms at the molecular level [290].

However, practices were only involved in the trial for a short period (about 8 months) and evolution of practice to meet the needs of patients who are telemonitoring could be limited by factors which have not yet been identified.

As the long term evolution (LTE) standard comes to an end, 3rd Generation Partnership Project is discussing further evolution of the LTE to meet the international mobile telecommunications advanced requirements, which is referred to as LTE-Advanced (LTE release 10 and beyond).