Sentence examples for from its evolution from inspiring English sources

Potential pitfalls in the diagnosis of this tumour arise from its evolution: it may extend into the metaphysis, especially if it develops after physeal closure (Fig. 11a and b).

The severity of the consequences of a landslide dam comes directly from its evolution.

This has resulted from its evolution from its original application to total reflection from the ionosphere, and the elementary analyses applied to the original experiments, largely because of computational limitations.

Business and marketing minds can learn a lot from its evolution.

MR: On the other hand, perhaps this is another transition for a group that has flourished from its evolution.

A definitive guide to Uglish, from its evolutions to a glossary of hundreds of words.

While it's a celebration of the instant image, Kaps' book is also the story of Polaroid and its evolution from its development in the 1940s to Impossible Project moving into Polaroid's factory and taking up its photographic cause.

In January, Aetna announced it, too, was refreshing its brand to continue "its evolution from an insurance carrier to a health solutions company," the company said in a statement.

Certain proteins critical for multicellular life, and presumed to have been equally critical for its evolution from single-celled ancestors, require heavy-metal elements, especially copper, zinc, and molybdenum, says John Parnell, a geoscientist at the University of Aberdeen in the United Kingdom.

Netflix's current position as the dominant force in global film/TV stemmed from its own evolution from solely aggregating third-party content to aggressively investing in its own Originals.

This lack of diversity in sequences arises from its recent evolution as this miRNA is present only in few lineages of eudicots.