Sentence examples for evolving similarly from inspiring English sources

I see this evolving similarly to video -- think Beta vs. VHS vs. DVD vs. cloud streaming offerings.

In all expansion states, labor force participation rate was evolving similarly before the expansions in both poorest counties and other counties.

The effect of LLIH on malaria prevalence could already be observed at the end of 2005, with a 1.6-fold greater effect until reaching similar prevalence to the one in the control group, around 9%, and then evolving similarly.

This vicariance might be the origin of the two major European lineages of M. galathea with the eastern one by chance evolving similarly in allele frequencies as the Morocco lineage, with this similarity therefore not representing recent biogeographical connection between them.

Even so, it should be noted that the frequency of variable sites (∼1 SNPs/1,000 bp) as well as the MAF distribution (supplementary fig. S5, Supplementary Material online) in the duplicated region is similar to the nonduplicated part of the genome, indicating that this region is evolving similarly to the rest of the genome.

The size of the zones and the surrounding displaced regions evolve similarly versus time.

The researchers think these molecular pathways evolved similarly in bees and humans.

The study demonstrates that acclimated microbial communities evolve similarly over time in engineered systems when operational parameters are left unchanged.

In recent years, koulouri has evolved similarly to bagels in the US, with new flavours in addition to the traditional plain variety.

In both alloys, the lattice parameters of the α″ martensite evolve similarly in accordance with the initial texture of the β phase and the crystallography of the transformation.

We operated 4 replicate membrane bioreactors (MBRs) in parallel to test if an acclimated seed inoculum would evolve similarly following even distribution into replicates.