Sentence examples for evolved in all from inspiring English sources
During that month RR began to develop and has since evolved in all kinds of ways, and continues to grow in popularity.
Thus social space, and especially urban space, evolved in all its diversity – and with a structure far more reminiscent of flaky mille-feuille pastry than of the homogeneous and isotropic space of classical (Euclidean/Cartesian) mathematics".
The concept of the welfare state describes the type of state which evolved in all developed countries during the twentieth century, as a response to the functional necessities of the modem capitalist economy.
Appelbaum and his student, David Zada, reasoned that if sleep had evolved in all organisms with a nervous system, then it might be working at the level of individual neurons.
We find that the mortality indicators have evolved in all countries in such a way that the gap between groups has been maintained, both in terms of the differences in mortality levels and variability.
Modularity has appeared and evolved in all areas and eras of software development, from procedures to objects to programmatic APIs available in modern software development kits.
With real-world data collection continuously evolving in all fields, knowledge extraction from daily activities becomes very challenging.
Sequential uptake may evolve in all cases.
After all, one does not predict that wings will evolve in all organisms for which they would be useful, because wings are very complex.
Because some genes may be rapidly evolving in all nematode lineages we evaluated a subset of the trees where the difference in branch lengths between C. briggsae and C. elegans were less than one standard deviation from the mean but which had significantly different branch lengths in the two Ancylostoma species.
Circadian rhythms evolved in almost all living organisms, are present in nearly all mammalian tissues and, within the liver, serve to synchronize glucose, lipid, bile acid and xenobiotic metabolic timing (Fig. 2).
