Sentence examples for evolving findings from inspiring English sources

OI type III is seldom identified before 18 weeks gestation and confirmation of the diagnosis often requires serial ultrasounds to track evolving findings.

New or evolving findings on successive clinical exams, particularly after treatment with parenteral steroids, should prompt neuroimaging and extensive diagnostic testing to exclude malignancy or a space-occupying lesion mimicking THS.

First, the summary response rates were derived primarily from open-label studies and only two RCTs, so they should be considered in light of these evolving findings.

Existing analytics platforms are also evolving, finding ways to track impressions and sentiment.

Where other magazines relaunch and alter, British Vogue has simply evolved, finding continuity within change.

It then shows how the tensegrity concept evolved, finding increasingly large audience in engineering, mathematics, and biology.

Follow-up after a few weeks of those with normal PE and ECG findings should enable detection of new symptoms and signs and evolving ECG findings that may have been missed in the immediate newborn period.

But he said playing a bold figure like Mackie has influenced him offstage, too, giving him "the opportunity to express my own priorities" such as finding future projects that will amplify "the ways in which the LGBTQ community is evolving and finding their voices" in the current political climate.

Self-awareness is crucial for evolving and finding coping strategies for weaknesses.

And finally one-day cricket is alive and well, a richly textured short form, still evolving, still finding new forms; and still able to captivate and entertain and provide, as it has this summer, some genuinely beguiling cricketers.

"I also believe that being only a mobile web app creates a new cultural currency for a different audience — the young audience that is evolving and finding its literary footing".