Sentence examples for evolved of which from inspiring English sources

From these, a deep body of understanding, materials and best practices has evolved, of which UNESCO is an important repository.

In social insects, various communication mechanisms have evolved, of which chemical cues and signals are likely the most important [ 2].

Since the inception of RNA transcriptome analysis, a variety of new microarray platforms have evolved of which "Affymetrix U133 Plus 2.0" and "Human Exon 1.0 ST (HuEx)" have been of great value in RNA research.

In southern Mesopotamia, other dialects evolved, one of which was Mandaic, the scriptural language of the Mandaean religion.

Like the highly evolved civilizations of which they are a part, traditional Asian sports are ancient and various.

Like the previous chapter, we start with a brief description of a fantastical animal and we quickly jump to another place entirely – a gripping story of evolution that leaves us to ponder on the concept of "deep time", the billions of years that life on Earth has evolved and of which humans are the merest fraction of a part.

Landry et al. [ 36] suggest a number of ways that alternative promoters may have evolved, one of which is through local sequence duplication.

They identified more than 1500 mutations in the evolved cells, of which 80 seemed to help cells grow faster in low sucrose.

The volume of evolved CO2, which is a by-product of the reaction, has been recorded as a function of time for several temperatures and agitation rates.

There are few countries in the West where anti-Americanism is as vociferously expressed as in Argentina, where a highly politicized culture of grievance has evolved in which many of the country's problems are blamed on the United States.

Simplification is the most popular technique to remove redundant parts of evolved heuristics, which make the heuristics smaller and easier to understand [89].