Sentence examples for evolving segment from inspiring English sources

"In-app purchasing was and remains a new and rapidly evolving segment, and we have consistently improved the customer experience in response to data," wrote Amazon's lawyer Andrew DeVore in the letter.

While global powerhouses like H&M, Zara and Forever 21 have mastered the fast fashion space, opening up a surplus of storefronts across several key international markets, the e-commerce and mobile retail landscape remains a rapidly evolving segment with immeasurable potential.

One route to gene loss is the fixation of a defective allele in the population followed by eventual deletion of the now neutrally evolving segment of DNA.

The transferred phage genes were 99.9% identical, suggesting a very recent transfer in an otherwise rapidly evolving segment of the genome.

After the first eight or nine amino acids at the extreme N-terminus, which are highly conserved among Vas orthologues in different Drosophilids, there is a rapidly evolving segment of the protein that extends for approximately the next 170 amino acids in D. melanogaster (Fig. 1A).

For nearly 20 years, Republicans have used the "liberal" label to undermine Democrats, forcing them to choose between the historic base of their party and the evolving segment of blue-collar and middle-class voters who have come to decide elections.

Here we adopt the "metapopulation species concept" which equates species with separately evolving segments of the broader metapopulation [ 70].

To evaluate species we used a phylogenetically based general lineage concept, where species are defined as separately evolving segments of metapopulation lineages [ 80].

Many slowly evolving segments are under selective constraint, due to their function as protein-coding exons, UTRs, transcription factor binding sites, etc.

The remaining more rapidly evolving segments of SSU rDNA that are often used to delineate species in other taxa, are unalignable across the Dictyostelia and often difficult to align even within major groups [ 17].

It is at least as easy to assume that they evolved segmented bodies independently as it is to assume that the ancestral protostome or bilaterian was segmented and that segmentation disappeared in many descendant phyla.