Sentence examples for evolved markedly from inspiring English sources

A distinct lesbian style, Ms. Steele said, has evolved markedly through the last century.

However, systemic therapy for metastatic renal cell carcinoma has evolved markedly over the past decade, with targeted therapies representing the standard of care in the front-line setting.

Methods of collection, preparation, and transfusion of platelet components have evolved markedly since the introduction of modern platelet transfusion therapy three decades ago.

Entrepreneurship research has evolved markedly over the past three decades and has grown from an embryonic and fragmented state (Shane and Venkataraman 2000; Busenitz et al. 2003; Zahra 2005; Schildt et al. 2006), with its legitimacy being questioned (Low and MacMillan, 1988), to a maturing field of study (Meyer et al. 2012; Busenitz et al. 2014; van Burg and Romme 2014).

Drug-based treatment of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) has evolved markedly over the past 2 decades.

Psychosocial approaches to treating AUDs have evolved markedly over the past few decades.

The crystal habit, i.e., the actual crystal facets evolved, can markedly change the specific activity of the titania catalysts [9, 12, 60 63].

In 1998, Siddall argued that in certain cases MP outperforms ML when lineages evolved at markedly different evolutionary rates [ 17].

A main pattern of evolutionary change noticed by Riedl was that different characters evolve at markedly different rates and that traits associated with body plans evolve particularly slowly (Wagner and Laubichler 2004).

We propose that because the ecologic landscape in which avian influenza viruses evolve differs markedly between natural (i.e., wild birds) and artificial (e.g., intensive poultry farming, free-grazing ducks, and live bird markets) conditions, selective pressures differ.

Although that species was once presumed to be a remnant left behind when the Gondwana landmass broke apart 180 million years ago, the fact that the boab has not evolved to be markedly different from other baobabs suggests a much younger age for the species and that the boab originally came to Australia by long-distance seed dispersal from Africa.