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This method has evolved directly from conformal radiotherapy.

It has been speculated that the role of melatonin as the "hormone of darkness" has evolved directly from its antioxidant properties: in a system with constant melatonin synthesis, the reduction of melatonin levels during the day due to its light-dependent oxidation would make it a suitable signal for darkness (Hardeland et al., 1995).

Many of her artworks, like the pin rivers and "Wave Field," have evolved directly from these so-called walks.

Whereas permanent-magnet iron-rotor motors have evolved directly from wound-rotor designs and the design has been refined for servo applications.

Dr Berger posits that sediba may have evolved directly into Homo erectus, leaving habilis as an evolutionary sideline, and not even part of the genus Homo.

This global similarity of such an isolated life-form suggests that they may have evolved directly from a common ancestor that lived as long ago at the period when life on earth originated, some 3.5 billion years ago.

I suddenly realized that their blogging platform must have evolved directly from the magazine, without the necessary burn-it-down-and-start-over approach Forbes has taken.

Like Lynn Margulis and Natalie Angier, Miller believes, "The human clitoris shows no apparent signs of having evolved directly through male mate choice.

This observation argues against the hypothesis that the XDR strain might have evolved directly from the MDR strain (though it could have arisen from another similar MDR strain).

B. recurrentis may have evolved directly from B. duttonii.

The second is that eukaryotes evolved directly from an archaeal ancestor, and thirdly, archaea could have evolved directly from a eukaryotic ancestor.