Sentence examples for has substantially evolved from inspiring English sources

The ITER blanket design has substantially evolved since the ITER design review of 2007.

Experts say that the role of parks and, to use the broader international lingo, "protected areas," has substantially evolved.

As suggested by Gilliam in 2014, it would appear that the film's plot has substantially evolved from the Depp/Rochefort version, which involved a time-travelling commercials director who meets Quixote in the 17th century.

Aides to Mr. Romney say that he has substantially evolved since his 2008 bid, and that Mitt 2.0 is a more relaxed, confident version of the man voters met then.

In the last two decades our understanding of disease pathogenesis has substantially evolved and novel compounds have been developed consequent to the increasing knowledge of the mechanisms underlying disease pathobiology.

REDD+ continues to be a concept in active development, and it has substantially evolved from a vague idea of "payments for forest carbon sequestration and storage" to real tests, for example in the Noell-Kempf Project [9] or the Kariba REDD+ Project [33].

Our old apps were released a long time ago (in technology terms) and our expectations, and the expectations of our readers, have substantially evolved.

"There are legitimate questions as these vessels have substantially evolved in recent years," said Helen Kearns, a spokeswoman for Siim Kallas, the European Union transportation commissioner.

The coevolution hypothesis agrees with the translation robustness hypothesis in that the genetic code had substantially evolved but differs in defining the main evolutionary process that shaped the standard code table.

It is also predicted that putative ancient asexuals have not substantially evolved and diversified in an asexual state.

"The technology has substantially improved.