Sentence examples for evolve questions from inspiring English sources

As high-throughput technologies in genomics, transcriptomics, and proteomics evolve, questions arise about their use in the assessment of occupational cancers.

The piece was compelling in part, Mr. Adelman said, because of evolving questions about the privacy rights of people who post images of themselves on the Web.

They ask evolved questions.

As case law evolves, questions remain about how to alter the policies and procedures that govern trans women's lives.

These clinical challenges are often dynamically evolving questions.

This statement leaves evolving questions about ethical aspects of students' attitudes and practices abroad unanswered.

The identity of a ligand(s) for vertebrate ALK has been an evolving question for many years, with a number of reports over the past 15 years examining the role of the small heparin binding growth factors MDK and PTN as ligands for vertebrate ALK (Stoica et al., 2001; Stoica et al., 2002).

It has evolved beyond questions of integration to focus on how Muslim immigrants ought to accommodate European law and custom.

To an unusual degree, matters of written interpretation are 'below the radar', an in-house concern that also needs to evolve, be questioned and evaluated in the same way as other aspects of exhibition making.

"It is troubling that the concerns associated with unintended acceleration evolved into questions about electronics safety" that the agency could not answer convincingly, necessitating assistance from NASA, the report said.

American businesses counter that their role in online gambling is indirect, that the casinos are acting legally in the jurisdictions in which they are based and that federal and state law is murky, mired in evolving jurisdictional questions raised by the borderless quality of the Internet.