Sentence examples for evolved to a level from inspiring English sources

At ciaobellababy.com (where you can register for a Skip Hop Duo diaper bag that costs $55 and boasts a "groundbreaking strapping system") and www.babycenter.com (where a buying guide suggests a "travel system" -- a combo with a car seat -- instead of a mere stroller), gear acquisition has evolved to a level I never could have imagined when I was pregnant with my first child in 1989.

We now live in an era where terror, technology and temperature have evolved to a level that does not recognize boundaries between nations.

Very large scale integration (VLSI) technology has evolved to a level where large systems, previously implemented as printed circuit boards with discrete components, are integrated into a single integrated circuit (IC).

The printers themselves, and the technology that runs them, have evolved to a level where they have become both affordable and small enough to use in a household.

The host-specificity behaviour of insects relies heavily on olfaction [ 24], which has evolved to a level of extreme sensitivity and specificity [ 25].

This association between the ants and their fungi has now evolved to a level so complex that the components of this symbiosis are no longer able to survive separately.

We also find that interference competition with policing can evolve to a level that exceeds its maximum value (z* = 1) without policing, a finding similar to that of Frank [ 13, 14]: a high level of policing allows a high level of interference competition.

The neutral theory of molecular evolution states that once a protein has evolved to a useful level of functionality the majority of mutations are selectively neutral at the molecular level and do not affect the function and folding of the protein whereas those mutations which are deleterious (loss of function or misfolding) provide selection pressure for residue conservation [10].

Many are named Jenny in the film, and they are trying to emulate an archetypal Jenny who has evolved to a higher level of existence.

Tissue engineering techniques to enhance the healing in situ are promising but have not yet evolved to a practicable level.

First, we showed that viruses when cultured on MT4 cells evolved to a higher fitness level.