Sentence examples for evolved at first from inspiring English sources

The brief has been signed by a broad cross-section of American businesses from every region of the country, reflecting the commitment to the issue that has evolved, at first slowly and then forcefully, over the past decade.

As a political principle, the idea of self-determination evolved at first as a by-product of the doctrine of nationalism, to which early expression was given by the French and American revolutions.

Grisey's "Manifestations" evolves, at first, almost exactly like Mr. Murail's piece, but it also includes an amusing central movement that includes blowing up and bursting balloons, and a finale that sets a pair of gracefully melodic flute lines against the ensemble's sustained dissonances.

As Hindu mythology evolved, Yama, at first a celestial god and judge of the dead, became associated with death in its most fearsome aspect, and the underworld hells became as numerous and varied as the heavens.

The second model assumes that the duplicates have different Ka/Ks ratios and thus the two genes evolved at different rates, with the third Ka/Ks ratio for the ortholog branch.

The fastest data partition (third codon sites) evolved at about 16.6 times the rate of the slowest data partition (second codon sites).

Since the introduction of the first HCV protease inhibitors in 2011, HCV treatment has evolved at a rapid pace.

Second, different features of a modern organism may have evolved at different times in that lineage's history.

Second, unlike grasses, its chloroplast genome does not appear to have evolved at unusually high rates [ 9, 44].

The first model (ωb) evaluated the background ratio of the whole family, assuming all members evolved at the same rate.

Has this number evolved at all?