Sentence examples for have evolved to combine from inspiring English sources
In conclusion, in the short history of structural imaging of behavioural skills, studies have evolved to combine structural and functional imaging approaches within the same group of participants.
Yet, once two parent individuals have evolved to become so different that combining their regulatory networks causes problems, the fitness of hybrids will be reduced.
In vitro shuffling of the heavy-chain variable genes using pCom3H phage technology indicated that the sequence analysis of 10 high-affinity clones selected from the self-shuffling libraries presented no change in their amino acid sequences in 6CDRs, suggesting that the Fab 2H2 had evolved to be highly matured in the combining sites to the lateral surface of domain III.
CALPHAD kinetic has evolved to maturity where the atomic mobilities can be combined with thermodynamic descriptions to retrieve kinetic quantities for nucleation and subsequent growth/coarsening.
Still, these drills have changed since many boot campers last heard a physical education teacher's whistle, evolving to combine several components at once, Mr. Roozen said.
Monogamy May Have Evolved to Prevent Infanticide.
Various approaches have evolved that combine the power of natural products and organic chemistry, ranging from the combinatorial total synthesis of analogues to the exploration of natural product scaffolds and the design of completely unnatural molecules that resemble natural products in their molecular characteristics.
Some of these worked better than others, and the programmes we use today have evolved over time to combine the best elements.
