Sentence examples for in line with the evolution from inspiring English sources
Palmer's new approach is in line with the evolution of today's N.F.L.; he would have implemented more of this advanced system last season but the lockout wiped away too much of the necessary prep time.
The choice of this dependent variable is in line with the evolution of the studies on ethnic entrepreneurship.
The poisoning mechanism proposed is based on the evolution of the IR bands versus time and is in line with the evolution of the deactivation profile versus time.
It is right to oppose this poor solution and, acting responsibly, especially on behalf of the voters who gave us their support, we must certainly ensure that the budget for Europe remains in line with the evolution of national budgets, in particular as regards payment appropriations.
In line with the evolution observed in MVT, post hoc analysis showed a significant decrease in VA level after the walking exercise (pre versus post-exercise: P < 0.02, Fig. 2b) which failed to recover by 48-h (post-exercise versus 24-h and 48-h after exercise, NS).
This evolution has intensified since the 1990s, in line with the devolution programs developed all around the world.
This model has the conceptual advantage of containing looping or self-consistent QSAR information that is in line with the recursive evolution of cancer at the cellular level.
Philport says the declining share of ad spending by tech companies is in line with the predicted evolution of Internet ad spending.
In line with the technical evolution of MIMO, the number of antenna elements has been significantly increasing: four in LTE Rel-8 and eight in LTE Rel-10; a two-digit number is expected for 5G systems.
This issue must be discussed in line with the recent evolution of ideas and policies in terms of fluid administration in critically ill patients.
On the one hand, the low level of conservation at the orthologous gene level is in line with the rapid evolution of core regulatory motifs after gene duplication in A. thaliana [ 43] and with the notion that A. thaliana and O. sativa may have independently evolved novel TSSs [ 54].
