Sentence examples for evolved a considerable from inspiring English sources
This material, however, evolved a considerable amount of volatiles even without irradiation and so a detailed mechanistic interpretation of the results is not possible.
To deal with heavy metal stresses, plants have evolved a considerable degree of developmental plasticity, including adaptive responses via cascades of molecular networks [ 29].
Plants involved in highly complex and well-coordinated systems have evolved a considerable degree of developmental plasticity, thus minimizing the damage caused by stress.
To cope with B-deficiency, plants have evolved a considerable degree of developmental plasticity, including adaptations via cascades of molecular networks.
Earlier references to it are lacking, but the art probably evolved over a considerable period from the necessary trimming, pruning, and training of trees.
During the past 30 years, geographical information system (GIS) has evolved into a considerable research and application area.
1959 Dilemma in Nuclear Arms NEW YORK The British Labor party has evolved a nuclear policy of considerable subtlety, to be applied when that party again comes to power, if conditions have not, in the meantime, changed.
Initially inspired by Charlie Parker, McLean in time evolved an intense personal style featuring short phrases of irregular length, with considerable inventiveness and often little linear continuity.
Divergence time estimation between superclades A and B using the NPRS tree calibrated with the fossil record of C. cuvieri (0.4 Mya) and cyt b calibration using the molecular clock value of 1.52% per My (4.0 Mya) suggests that the two superclades evolved independently for a considerable period of time in the Japanese main islands and the Eurasian continent, respectively (Table 4).
It has been observed that tandem arrays of proline-rich repeats are prevalent in the primary structure of IDPs or Intrinsically Disordered Regions (IDR), the latter evolving to a considerable extent by expansion of such repeats [20].
Doing this will result in re-generating new sets of coefficients to evolve a new model, which requires considerable time and effort.
