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The lottery has gradually evolved from one form of betting to 5. One of these, Lotto, often generates jackpots in the tens of millions of dollars.
The laser equipment of today has gradually evolved from those used in early days.
Although early diagnosis, outcome prediction and treatment options are the ultimate objectives when assessing breast cancer patients, the methodology behind this clinical assessment varies and has gradually evolved from using standard clinical criteria into incorporating high-throughput genome-wide analysis.
The approach to patient care has gradually evolved from a rather paternalistic, physician-directed process to a comprehensive, multidisciplinary, multi professional team approach.
But over the ages, "things" have gradually evolved from meetings to matter.
"Morality must have gradually evolved from some roots," Dr. van Schaik said.
But all of this could have gradually evolved from a "proto-ecology" of chemical interactions, involving the ancestral matter of both writing and performing.
After a surveillance study of the epidemic and an analysis of >300 novel highly pathogenic PRRSVs were conducted, the highly pathogenic PRRSV from China was considered to have gradually evolved from CH-1a, a local PRRSV isolate.
Remodeling enzymes thus may have gradually evolved from primitive nucleic acid translocases by co-opting different features of a nucleosome for the purpose of regulating the basic movements of the RecA lobes.
Likewise, if an animal has gradually evolved over millions of years from one species into another, where do you draw the line between the two?
This tendency persists even after some Hakka people stop speaking Hakka and acquire Min natively without the direct negative interference from Hakka, and has gradually evolved into the realization in the Chiang dialect, the geographical areas of which are contiguous to the Hakka regions.
