Sentence examples similar to evolving onwards from inspiring English sources

In the late nineties the reimbursement fees to hospitals were already linked to classification based on structural cost related standards when this evolved from 2001 onwards into an accreditation system with standards based on process and outcome indicators.

The Romans, on the other hand, were continually modifying and evolving their "grand strategy" from Trajan's time onwards, and were by the time of Pacorus able to take the offensive against the Parthians.

From the 1980s onwards, they have usually been portrayed as crazed terrorists - evolving more recently into crazed terrorist Islamic fundamentalists.

From this point onwards, we focus on the model of transposition bursts with evolving down-regulation unless otherwise specified.

First, we've seen how humans' perspective has evolved from the Greeks onwards, with the Earth becoming increasingly unimportant.

For this an active registration team was set up, evolving into the regional cancer registry, which has become complete for the detection of all cancers from 1987 onwards.

The exposome would "encompass life course environmental exposures (including lifestyle factors) from the prenatal period onwards" and would evolve over the life course.

This was done through the conventions of punctuation that evolved fitfully from the 15th century onwards.

Under strict divergence, a species is a perfectly mixing Wright-Fisher population until the moment of splitting, and from that point onwards the two sub-species evolve in total isolation.

While Japanese firms led the way in terms of both technology and market share during the 1990s, they then evolved to become merely technological leaders from 2000 onwards.

The idea for a trail linking Andy Goldsworthy works evolved from a number of visits the artist made to Haute Provence from 1995 onwards.