Sentence examples for evolving term from inspiring English sources

Currently, 'new' health challenges and educational needs as a result of the globalisation process are discussed and linked to the evolving term 'global health'.

MCI is an ever- evolving term; however, it is most widely used to categorise older adults who present with subjective and objective memory impairment that cannot be explained by an underlying neurological or psychiatric ailment, and whose other cognitive functions are generally intact with no impediment to their everyday activities and life [ 10].

Phenomics is a recently evolved term to collectively define the measurement of the phenotypic characteristics of biological entities, including the physical and biochemical traits of an organism.

Over the years, with band membership changes and new bands evolving, the term has been used to describe a musical style or subgenre, rather than a regional group of musicians.

Box is also evolving in terms of its infrastructure.

Laws in different countries are still evolving in terms of what employers can and cannot do with what they find via social media sites.

At its core, Vhub is a community driven effort that is constantly evolving in terms of the resources available within the hub, the ways that those resources are used, and the underlying cyberinfrastructure (software and hardware) itself.

"We realized consumers are evolving in terms of their expectations for an online experience," he said.

Allyari hasn't yet delivered all that she promises, but the project is still evolving in terms of its narration, objective strategies and especially its reconciliation of enemies.

The software was developed over the course of six years and is still evolving in terms of adding features, functions and models, he said.

Vaishali Sinha: Time is an interesting component that comes to mind -- it is always a challenge especially in an area that is rapidly evolving in terms of conversations in India.