Sentence examples for has evolved slightly from inspiring English sources
The legislation, known as the 21st Century Cures Act, has evolved slightly from the version that won unanimous support in the House's energy and commerce committee in May.
We've evolved slightly throughout the centuries.
"There are other examples of animals that have evolved slightly different immune systems," says Gary Litman, an immunologist at the University of South Florida in Tampa, who was not involved in the study, "but this stands out as an exceptional evolutionary event".
The central tenets of immunoediting have evolved slightly since inception but may be considered to consist of three processes occurring either independently or sequentially.
Enterococcus has evolved a slightly different form of the cell-wall protein a form that vancomycin cannot bind on to and neutralise.
However, the C-terminal Groucho domain appears to have been substantially modified and was likely independently lost in both Msx2 and Msx3, while it has evolved only slightly from the inferred ancestral sequence in Msx1.
Direct mail has evolved into an advanced, slightly hokey crypto-science, which employs extensive "psychographic" profiles of letter recipients, tomes of demographic data, and sometimes, sneaky methods of making you think a solicitation is an airmail letter from a friend in Europe.
Observe that the Poisson noise level for 100 copies of the protein would be 10 molecules per cell; the unregulated system has evolved to match the Poisson noise, while the regulated system has evolved a noise level slightly below that.
"My thinking has evolved.
Our relationship has evolved.
