Sentence examples for evolved status from inspiring English sources

That evolved status — from sporty underdog to established contender — seems reflected in the all-new 2013 model.

There is a considerable Christian literature that delights both in our evolved status and in the God who "made heaven and earth".

The uncomfortable fact is that for all her singularity, Dr. Bishop also provides an index to the evolved status of women in 21st-century America.

Hence, one of the main causes of treatment failure is the evolved status of the H. pylori after several years living in the human stomach [ 8], which has led to the resistance phenotype against all three lines of therapies (first, second, and third) [ 23].

Patricia Storace's Greek travel book Dinner with Persephone, a cultural exploration of a nation's ambivalent attitude to its own past and evolving status in Europe.

A fluid derived chemical marker for compromised brain cell viability will be a useful added measure of the patients evolving status and could aid in outcome prognosis.

On several occasions, seizures evolved into status epilepticus.

Real-time credit risk management (RCRM) is to monitor and manage the evolving credit status of financial service customers in real-time, so that the credit risk can be properly handled whenever necessary.

Because DTRs select treatment according to the uniquely evolving health status of each patient, they are suited to manage chronic illnesses with patient response heterogeneity; thus, DTRs have tremendous potential for personalizing and improving treatment strategies for bipolar disorder (Leboyer and Kupfer 2010; Nierenberg et al. 2013).

Many patients do not fall neatly into one of these categories and must be treated based on their evolving hemodynamic status.

The theoretical attractiveness of CRRT emanates from the putative ability to remove fluid and solutes in a hemodynamically favorable manner while tailoring ultrafiltration to the patient's evolving clinical status.