Sentence examples for evolved thus from inspiring English sources

No fossils have yet been found from the Late Devonian (about 385 million to 359 million years ago) or Early Carboniferous (about 359 million to 318 million years ago) periods, when the key characters of present-day insects are believed to have evolved; thus, early evolution must be inferred from the morphology of extant insects.

However, "imaging vision" (providing a directional view of the world) had not yet evolved; thus, the photoreceptors were not associated with any kind of image-forming apparatus, and in any case, the organisms did not possess a sufficiently complex nervous system to process visual signals, had they been available.

I have decided that Bruce may never mean the same thing as the ABB to me, but I have made it my mission to appreciate his music, and I can't wait to let you know how my appreciation has evolved thus far.

Germination temperature preferences have probably been adjusted when or after new taxa evolved, thus being less conservative than the general dormancy pattern.

Yet this may not address the unmet need for social and emotional support identified in the way self management support has evolved thus far.

KIR3DL1 belongs to KIR (Killer-cell Ig-like receptors) family, which is highly diverse and rapidly evolved thus provides variability to the function of T-lymphocytes and NK cells and regulating immune responses to specific challenges [ 56].

"The retail industry continues to be fast changing, as the number of channels through which customers choose to purchase and engage with us continually evolves, thus increasing the complexity of our operations, and our need for efficiency and speed to market," Green said.

Since, technology area such as Cloud Identity Management is still evolving, thus, no well-established standards have been developed so far, resulting in issues like vendor lock-in and lack of openness (availability of specifications/data formats/protocols).

Understanding how, in nature, complex things are performed in a simple and effective way allows us to mimic nature's insights and develop powerful adaptive systems that able to evolve, thus dealing with the current challenges imposed on manufacturing systems.

The benefit of the approach is that it provides a way of automatic storage and retrieval of the chemical models as well as the management of the different versions of the model as it evolves, thus allowing chemical process engineers to concentrate on the modelling and simulation.

As well, sex-specific genes are typically quickly evolving; thus, homologues may not be present in the available databases [ 43].