Sentence examples for for having evolved from inspiring English sources

Flowering plants are notable for having evolved rapid reproductive cycles relative to other seed plants (Stebbins 1976, 1992; Takhtajan 1976; Favre-DuChartre 1979; Willson and Burley 1983; Bond 1989; Friedman 1990; Doyle and Donoghue 1993; Taylor and Hickey 1996).

By explicitly having asked here, "why not" going for other mechanisms, we have highlighted "why" the plant has 'chosen' an apparently alternative approach (i.e. the reflux-loop) for solving its positional information problem – or, said differently, why a fast diffusive molecule and the reflux-loop are so fundamental for having evolved plant-like development.

Demand for lobsters, for example, has evolved in a curious way.

The strategies of C. albicans for the competition for iron have evolved to high efficiency.

In more recent years, evaluation of cells and tissues for apoptosis has evolved towards staining for light microscopic and flow cytometric analysis.

Treatment for myelofibrosis has evolved with a better understanding of the prognostic factors for survival.

What started out as a simple tool for buyers has evolved into a whole toolbox.

What started out as a serious problem for Tiger has evolved into a career-threatening crisis.

Defining teleost fishes by functional morphology is hard, for they have evolved into many diverse shapes.

The liberties they take for granted have evolved over a thousand years or so.

The recipe for concrete has evolved a great deal since it was first used in ancient Rome.