Sentence examples for in general evolving from inspiring English sources
Thus, a supplier satisfies the purchasing department of its business customer by providing a balance of costs and benefits; it satisfies operations by offering products or services that are easy to use; and it satisfies a customer's executives by expanding capacity at the same rate as the customer and in general evolving alongside it.
Now we have to ask ourselves whether we should be thinking differently about how lymphoma, and maybe cancer in general, evolves.
It will be interesting to see how the Bitcoin space in general evolves as even more buttoned-up types and traditional money managers get involved.
Book-format anthologies, collections of short stories, and even more exotic book formats have survived the supply-chain gauntlet as physical book design has, in general, evolved and diversified to resist the challenge of intangible ebooks.
We demonstrate through phylogenetics that these systems have in general evolved in parallel with the organisms that utilize the systems and that there is only limited evidence for horizontal transfer.
Our data suggest that PST1 phages in general evolved vertically along with the host.
As the EEG patterns of patients after cardiac arrest in general evolve over hours [ 8], this interval is sufficient to track relevant changes.
Intron sequence in general evolves at a high rate, close to that of 4-fold degenerate sites, pseudogenes, and noncoding regions (Hughes and Yeager 1997; Chamary and Hurst 2004; Gaffney and Keightley 2006).
The tubulin minor orthologs in general evolve at the same rate (Table 4), with the exception of the α4 ovary-specific proteins, and divergent testis β2 duplication products (Table 5).
In general, when evolving the k-th layer, the cost function can be simplified to J k = ∫ ℋ k V d k ( x, Δ p k ) d x + ∫ ℋ k V ¯ d k out ( x ) d x. (19).
This suggests that these genes are in general rapidly evolving and that host parasite interaction is an important selective force on avian genomes.
