Sentence examples for evolved soon from inspiring English sources

Monofunctional catalases probably evolved soon after oxygenic photosynthesis.

Since all other Group 2B species have sorocarps with cellular stalks and lateral branches, these traits must have evolved soon after the A. ellipticum lineage split off.

The known fossil record suggests that species associated with mangroves evolved soon after the appearance of flowering plants, with the earliest records of Nypa (a mangrove palm) placed in the Upper Cretaceous-Paleocene times (69 Ma) [ 97, 98].

Most stayed, and, in the way things evolve, soon realized that their new neighbors were just that, and life quite amicably moved on.

But they'll have to evolve soon to survive.

In France the Italian influence of the 16th century was gradually assimilated, and a national style of furniture was evolved that soon spread its influence into neighbouring countries.

At the Gobelins factory, founded by Louis for the production of meubles de luxe and furnishings for the royal palaces and the public buildings, a national decorative arts style evolved that soon spread its influence into neighbouring countries.

Nor will HotelTonight evolve very soon into "AirbnbTonight" or "CampTonight" — that is, offer non-hotel-based accommodation to its users.

The authors argue that compensating mechanisms start evolving as soon as Y expression declines (but see Chibalina and Filatov 2011).

Electabuzz will evolve as soon as it is traded.

Scyther will evolve as soon as the first trade is complete.