Each approach addresses a requirement of the complex evaluation of this technique which, paradoxically enough, must be reviewed in the long term in spite of being relatively new and rapidly evolving in developed countries.
Foster and Partners is more interested in the way cities are evolving in the developing world than in Europe.
Therefore, because latency changes are based on axon myelination and synaptic density [39], we can infer that this process is evolving in the developing brain, but fairly stable once the brain matures.
Given that the information communication technology sector is rapidly evolving in some developing countries (e.g. India, China and Brazil), we may have missed inclusion of articles published in other languages.
Early medieval frame harps evolved in form, eventually developing an incurved neck and a deeply outcurved forepillar.
An arms race evolved, in which firms developed ever more sophisticated proprietary products, options, swaps, and derivatives.
The GARP program works in an iterative process of rule selection, evaluation, testing, and incorporation or rejection: a method is chosen at random from a set of possibilities (e.g., logistic regression, bioclimatic rules), applied to the training data, and a rule is developed ("evolved," in the terminology of genetic algorithms).
Considering the rapidly increasing incidence of obesity and metabolic syndrome around the World and the potential link between hyperuricemia and coronary heart disease or stroke, more emphasis should be put on the evolving prevalence of hyperuricemia in developing countries.
Considering the growing incidence of obesity and metabolic syndrome worldwide and the potential link between hyperuricemia and cardiovascular complications, more emphasis should be put on the evolving prevalence of hyperuricemia in developing countries.
"These findings suggest that languages developed and evolved in a way that matches the geography and the history of the islands".
