Sentence examples for evolved to a phase from inspiring English sources

If you look at marketplace lending as comprised of three general (and massive) sectors — consumer, small business and real estate — only consumer has evolved to a "phase two" ecosystem with the rise of many different enablers, and is poised to move into the "phase three" of real-time bidding.

The guest host system evolved to a nematic phase in approximately 120 ns, which is longer than the time of approximately 75 ns for the E7 host alone (described above).

The simulation from an isotropic starting geometry evolved to a nematic phase by approximately 75 ns, and averaging over 75 200 ns (the end of the run) gave an order parameter of S θ =0.885; the pseudo-nematic starting geometry enabled averaging over a longer range of 30 200 ns and gave a similar value of S θ =0.877.

For these subgroup analyses, disease progression was assessed using the anatomical phase scoring system 7 and the GUSS 23 as follows: for the evaluation of classic calculated OR, a new erosive joint was defined if a joint with a baseline 'N', 'S' or 'J' phase evolved to an 'E' phase after 1 year.

In comparison, the initial Raman peak at around 472 cm–1 had lost considerable intensity, an indication that part of the copper sulfide phase was transformed to CdS and most likely the remaining part had evolved to a copper sulfide phase richer in Cu than the initial covellite NCs.

This intermediate state, caused by the transformation of C12SM to C12-ceramide-1-phosphate in the distal leaflet of the bilayer, evolved to a single solid ordered phase at longer time scales.

There should be a clear estimate of when the intervention will be widely available and a rider stating that research at very early stages may never evolve to a treatment phase.

One interpretation of his reason for choosing this title is that his teachings would serve as a gate for religion to evolve to an entirely new phase.

When the solid is treated in O2/Ar flow at increasing temperatures (up to 873 K), the initial phases evolve to a mixture of cubic MgxZr1−xO2−x mixed oxide and MgO.

Do they incorporate phase separation as type of microcompartment or have they evolved to avoid phase separation, as do healthy eye lens cells?

Over time, MBDS priorities have evolved to reflect its three phases of development (Table 1) (see reference 17 for a discussion of the three phases).