Sentence examples for had evolved back from inspiring English sources

The newly scaled carp had evolved back their scales through different genes in 100 years, or roughly 40 carp generations, the team concludes.

When Twitter is replaced by, say, Grunter™ (which will allow only two sequential sounds), we will have evolved back to the beginning!

This is the first study to show that in the Octocorallia, mitochondrial gene orders have evolved back to an ancestral state after going through a gene rearrangement, with at least one of the gene orders evolving independently in different lineages.

But this is not the case, by analyzing the complete mitochondrial genome, including intergenic spacers, it is clear that the gene arrangement in S. cauliflora is also derived and has evolved back to an ancestral gene order.

I knew my thinking had evolved when I backed Allegory.

The Democratic Party didn't even add it to its platform until 2012, the same year that President Barack Obama announced that his stance had "evolved" and he now backed marriage equality.

Polls suggest Kemp and Democrat Stacey Abrams are locked in a tight race that even before Sunday had evolved into a bitter back-and-forth over voting rights and ballot security.

I wanted to see how his talents had evolved and whether he belonged back at the top of my list.

Echoing Barack Obama's comment that his views had "evolved" when he declared his backing (in principle, not policy) for gay marriage, Rudd says he has been thinking about "the meaning of marriage" for a long time, and "I won't hide the fact that this has been a long and difficult journey for me".

Friedman also wondered if Amphistium was not a transitional early flatfish, but instead a flatfish that had evolved an eye that had moved back to its original side.

Cray recognizes that the computing world had evolved since Seymour Cray launched the company back in the early 1970s.