Sentence examples for have evolved much further from inspiring English sources

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The similarity makes you wonder, if her film-making had not been abruptly cut off in its youth, whether she would indeed have evolved much further as an artist.

This time point was chosen in view of the demonstrated lack of development of infarct size and no-reflow over time between 2 and 5 h of reperfusion [ 16], so that we do not expect that infarct size and no-reflow would have evolved much further beyond the 2-h point.

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The format has evolved much further in this very English take on the end of the world.

A. Terrestrial SYSTEMS have evolved, much as individual animals have evolved.

Clean-up techniques have evolved much less impressively.

I don't think I've evolved much.

In this regard, IFNAR2, with which Sin1 interacts, has evolved much more rapidly than Sin1 itself.

But recently, Brands have evolved even further.

If Dr. Irish is right, flowers have evolved in much the same way our own anatomy evolved.

Since then, it appears to have evolved further.

"Tattoos have evolved so, so much.

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