Sentence examples for evolved to address this from inspiring English sources
In eukaryotic cells, a number of repair mechanisms have evolved to address this lesion, including the homology-directed mechanisms of gene conversion (GC), break induced replication (BIR), synthesis dependent strand annealing (SDSA), and single strand annealing (SSA), while a fifth mechanism, non-homologous end joining, uses little to no homology [3], [4], [5].
While the ability to identify specific targets and define mechanisms of action for all of these small molecules remains a challenge, improved methods and reagents are continually evolving to address this aspect of phenotypic screening.
These findings point at the possibility that processes affecting clonal evolution differ from those described in recent studies, suggesting that theoretical models of asexual populations must evolve to address this problem in detail.
They date from 30 years ago [39] and have been evolved to address the integration level [47].
While arthroscopic [4] and open [5, 6] surgical techniques have evolved to address the latter problems, the results may be compromised by underlying torsion.
While open and arthroscopic surgical techniques have evolved to address these problems, unrecognized torsion may compromise the outcomes of these procedures.
In recent decades, our global educational infrastructure has not evolved to address the unbelievable speed of change that technology and the Internet is driving.
Case management evolved to address the needs of prisoner re-entry programmes covering employment, education, health, housing and family support via assessment and connecting clients with the appropriate services (Austin and McClelland 1996).
It is shown that the systems in the different coastal states have evolved to address the needs of their own coastal and marine environments; take account of relevant processes and dynamics; and employ technologies such as data assimilation where appropriate.
What has evolved to address these challenges and replace hypothesis testing is the multi-armed bandit approach to experimentation.
