Sentence examples similar to has evolved effectively from inspiring English sources
Within industrial and academic circles, for example, object-oriented programming has evolved and effectively replaced imperative programming.
These, and the corresponding biochemical data, indicate how E. coli PheRS has evolved to effectively discriminate against different Tyr isomers using a combination of substrate specificity (o-Tyr, p-Tyr) and editing activity (m-Tyr, p-Tyr).
"What we're thinking is that interferon gamma has evolved to more effectively control that anti-pathogen response as organisms are aggregating," says Filiano.
The antenna of the photosynthetic system has evolved to absorb sufficient sunlight and effectively concentrate the collected energy in the reaction center.
Life in these incredibly hostile environments is effectively cut off and has evolved differently in each trench.
The concern has evolved so we are now faced with efficiently and effectively managing and securing clouds — many clouds.
To reproduce efficiently in order to contribute effectively to subsequent generations is another factor that has evolved through natural selection.
In those disciplines, MCDA has evolved as a response to the observed inability of people to effectively analyze multiple streams of dissimilar information.
"We've effectively had a couple decades of experimentation, and the international effort has evolved -- reaping 20 years of lessons".
Hamas has evolved into a more militant insurgency and is labeled a terrorist organization by the United States and Israel, while the Brotherhood has effectively become Egypt's ruling party.
"My thinking has evolved.
