Sentence examples for have undergone an evolution from inspiring English sources
Nonablative RF treatments have undergone an evolution from simple unipolar devices to the most recent fractional bipolar microneedle RF modalities.
With the advent of GWAS, studies on the roles of inherited and acquired genetic variations in drug response have undergone an evolution from pharmacogenetics into pharmacogenomics, with a shift from the focus on individual candidate genes to GWAS [ 147].
Those principles have undergone an evolution over the years.
The concept of robustness refers to the 'purpose' of a certain module or pathway: it is expected that intracellular network structures have undergone an evolution that guarantees their proper functioning independently of precise parameter values [ 56].
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.
Mourinho was, however, positive about his side's display and said they had undergone an "evolution" since he took charge of the west London club for the second time at the start of last season.
But in recent times the business, which last year closed out a $39M Series A, has undergone an "evolution", as CEO and co-founder Juan Urdiales puts it, shuttering its desktop product and going purely mobile, adding mobile messaging and geolocation to its apps to accelerate utility to candidates and employers.
These results suggest that HOTAIR may have undergone an accelerated evolution in eutherians under positive selection.
The orthodontic wires used in the alignment and leveling phase have undergone a great evolution in recent years.
The design and operation of rotary kilns have undergone a systematic evolution since the days of the ancient Egyptians.
