Sentence examples for finely evolved from inspiring English sources

You are an educated man who's writing for a living, and you're finely evolved.

Considering the fact that it has taken millions of years to evolve exquisitely fine-tuned motifs around phosphorylation sites that would confer signaling specificity and fidelity (Tan et al., 2009, Zarrinpar et al., 2003), it is not so surprising that cancer mutations most often perturb this finely evolved system by generating weaker phosphorylation motifs.

To achieve this residency, these pathogens have evolved finely adapted mechanisms to circumvent the endocytic/lysosomal degradative route and for exploiting numerous intracellular trafficking pathways to acquire amino acids, nucleotides and lipids from the host cell [6] [8].

Plants have evolved finely orchestrated mechanisms to regulate their growth in response to the environment as a programmed part of their sessile life style.

The phase morphology of PHBV evolved from finely dispersed nanoscale domains into a unique co-continuous state with increasing content.

Thanks to these loops, AtHB12 and AtHB7 have evolved to finely tune growth and water stress.

This species appears to have evolved a finely tuned heat shock response that likely requires additional genes to balance the short term (immediate cellular damage) and long term (fitness) costs associated with thermal stress.

"Wurm's work has evolved from the ephemeral to finely crafted and theatrical, and now it is moving back to the ephemeral again," Doroshenko says.

We argued previously [ 37] that the HisRS and TrpRS Urzymes have such finely tuned rate accelerations that they represent highly evolved, relatively recent catalysts, and must have had simpler ancestors.

Our visual system has evolved over hundreds of millions of years, and is finely honed for processing natural scenes.

The village is finely portrayed as claustrophobic, brooding, yet suitably prosaic, with a more evolved setting than Highsmith's own Suffolk novel, A Suspension of Mercy.