Sentence examples for evolved in the local from inspiring English sources

Subsistence and husbandry activities, including cultivation, gathering, collecting of bedding and forage, even grazing in the forests, seems to have evolved in the local landscape.

Second, an exceptionally rich and diverse variety of local cultures had evolved in the area by 500 bce.

The other three local DENV strains evolved in the SA lineage together with strains from Myanmar, Thailand, China, Laos, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore.

The union evolved in the 13th century as the town of Tlemcen (from the Berber tilmisane ["springs"] for the local perennial springs).

How Ecstasy Has Evolved in the New Millennium.

However, it has been shown that a host preference can indeed evolve in the absence of local adaptation and that assortative mating, and possibly reproductive isolation can result as a consequence [11].

Because it has evolved in response to the local climate, geology and other factors, C. australis varies in appearance from place to place.

It seems that for local priority setting to evolve in the districts studied, more local control over funds is required.

Priorities for cancer prevention in LMICs encompass options proven effective in HICs and measures evolved in light of local circumstances (33).

Mr. Forman's column about monkey fishing around the island of Lois Key describes how "a sport evolved among the local fishermen," in which sturdy deep-sea poles intended for 200-pound fish "were the preferred tackle".

There are certainly a lot of question marks about how ride-sharing will evolve in the months and years ahead, as local governments work out their responses to the new transportation landscape.