Sentence examples for has now evolved in from inspiring English sources
Autodesk executives and the designers of Project Cyborg believe, however, that they can recreate the thriving commercial ecosystems that the company has now evolved in engineering design at a Lilliputian scale.
This cancer has now evolved in several subclones sufficiently different to evade immunity against one of them [ 207].
Prominent among those traits is resistance to herbicides that has now evolved in 246 weed species [ 4] in response to the powerful and recurrent selective pressure exerted by herbicide applications [ 5].
The publisher in question has now evolved as a must-buy for most media buyers, but at the time it was a fairly unknown brand deemed way too racy for most mainstream marketers.
"Senator Burris' story has now evolved several times since he testified before the Illinois House Impeachment Committee in December.
CA-MRSA has now evolved to become a nosocomial pathogen with distinct genetic lineages causing infection in different hospital settings internationally [11,12].
The traditional concepts of competition and co-operation between businesses have now evolved, both in terms of the sector in which the businesses operate and in terms of the type of goods they produce.
We have now evolved and entered a new stage in our humanity -- and our tools have evolved with us, allowing us to extend both our physical and mental capabilities.
We have now evolved three additional human GPCRs.
