Sentence examples for evolving arena from inspiring English sources

A multidisciplinary dialogue focused on the best care design for the CICU patient is needed as we consider alternative approaches to clinical training, staffing, and investigation in this rapidly evolving arena.

The rapidly evolving arena of bioethics is a force to be reckoned with, threatening to dismantle the traditional view that the parent knows best.

Further, mesothelin appears to be an important target in the evolving arena of cancer genetic profiling for several major tumor types [ 4, 5, 15- 17].

According to Billboard,...And Justice for All found the band evolving into arena headliners, as "One", accompanied by the group's first music video, garnered significant airplay....And Justice for All achieved similar chart success outside the United States.

Onstage, Jay-Z's songs have evolved toward arena-scale hard rock, and the band gave Mr. Timberlake's songs some of the same heft.

However, the germline component to clinical oncology NGS testing may have significant diagnostic and therapeutic utility, as demonstrated by the identification of pathogenic germline alterations in men with castration-resistant prostate cancer who respond to PARP inhibition [ 49], and its role in this arena is evolving rapidly.

Our point is that as public policy evolves in this arena, decision makers ought to keep in mind that people have a right to generate their own power — a right that should be restricted only as far as necessary to protect broader public interest.

While many of the entrants are 'me too's' there are a growing number of new segments evolving such as in the healthcare arena.

The move is a smart one, I'd say, since they face major competition in the mobile office arena by the rapidly evolving Android and Google Apps (among others).

The generation that has felt entitled to rights in arenas of freedom, of evolving, and of comfort, may be involved in movements helping to make death not exactly casual but much more "nothing to sneeze at".

The results are promising and suggest that the state arena for climate and energy policy is evolving quickly and constructively toward alternatives that reduce conflict.