Sentence examples for has undergone evolution from inspiring English sources

The HMIS at Ballabgarh has undergone evolution and is currently in its third version which uses generic and open source software.

It has undergone evolutions of change, but certain sensibilities have stuck with hip hop from the days of its origins to now.

One point that is worth bearing in mind is that, as we document in the chapter on AIDS (chapter 7), cancer clinical trial methodologies have undergone evolution precisely because of the sorts of criticism made by Cameron of the Mayo studies.

Terrestrial bacteria and fungi have undergone evolution and niche differentiation and interact in different ways with various outcomes in soil ecosystems.

Photon radiotherapy has undergone significant evolution with the development of new technologies and increased understanding of radiobiology (Mayles et al. 2007; Joiner and van der Kogel 2009).

The atmosphere is probably escaping hydrodynamically, indicating that it has undergone significant evolution during its history.

This view lingers on in clinical thinking to this day, but has undergone substantial evolution in contemporary experimental work.

This suggests, as with prolactin, that it has undergone molecular evolution.

The "man bag" has undergone an evolution — even a revolution — since the iPad.

Simon Callow is an actor-director-author whose polymath panache rivals Welles's, and as his immense biography has inched forward it has undergone an evolution.

RESULTS: Researchers identified a small piece of DNA that has undergone rapid evolution in humans but not in other species, such as chickens and chimpanzees.