Sentence examples for has evolved to make from inspiring English sources
Writing, a cultural tool, has evolved to make use of the inferotemporal neurons' preference for certain shapes.
Though technology has evolved to make more elaborate projects possible, building massive underground spaces can be difficult.
Some say that changing stick technology, which has evolved to make holding the ball under pressure easier, may solve pace-of-play issues.
"The disgust system in the brain has evolved to make us stay away from things that might make us sick.
The immune system has evolved to make a diverse repertoire of peptides processed from self and foreign proteomes, which are displayed in antigen-binding grooves of major histocompatibility complex (MHC) proteins at cell surface for surveillance by T cells.
The call has evolved to make a singing male's location clear, as this species hides in vegetation.
In species where females routinely mate with more than one male, males have evolved to make more sperm than in those where females are prim.
As Charlie Paton, Seawater Greenhouse's managing director explains, several animals have evolved to make use of the limited water available to them in climates very similar to the UAE's.
The board and its policies have evolved to make it clearer that "we are an industry that works for our sellers and buyers, and that should be our primary goal," Ms. Ramirez said.
