Sentence examples for has been evolutionary from inspiring English sources
Often, the result has been evolutionary change at a fast pace and on a broad scale.
The process has been evolutionary, and surprisingly quite liberating.
I think that their approach has been evolutionary rather than revolutionary—I do wonder whether they are going down a cul-de-sac, or whether their approach can evolve further to ultimately create a more rounded gameplay experience".
This observation suggests that there has been evolutionary changes in cortical organization of the precentral gyrus that may be a consequence of selection for increasing motor control of the hand in great apes compared to other primates [17].
XCI in human embryos has been recently shown to be present as early as at the 8-cell stage [29], indicating that pre-implantation XCI has been evolutionary conserved between humans and mice.
As the JNK signaling pathway has been evolutionary conserved from fly to human, a similar role of PP4R3 in JNK-mediated physiological process is speculated.
Of course, I think -- you know, if I can tell you, if I've failed or made a mistake, I've been evolutionary in terms of the community.
"When I looked at it, I did a big, 'Wow.' What we've seen for decades now have been evolutionary changes to the technology.
The automotive industry has tried to tackle these problems by improving safety and fuel efficiency, but those changes have been evolutionary, not revolutionary.
Stephen Prensky, a consultant in Silver Spring, Md., who follows trends in drilling technology, said that many of the changes have been evolutionary, improvements to existing measurements using newer electronics.
