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But the ANC's style and structure risk becoming anachronistic in the new South Africa, where society is evolving in a more plural, liberal and democratic direction.

But now it's evolving in a more social direction and this can only be a good thing.

Type I, which can directly interact with the effector, are co-evolving directly and dynamically with an effector(s) and are under positive selection, whereas type II genes, which detect the host protein modified by effectors, are evolving in a more conservative mode and are under purified selection [42], [43].

The constitution remains unchanged, but as VICE News reported in September, the legal interpretation of Article 9 is evolving in a way that would permit more collective defense action and overseas operations with allies.

A better definition of influence is evolving in more enlightened circles.

Here we review how medical genomics [ 22, 23], based on recent advances in high-throughput experimental and computational technologies, is evolving in the context of systems biology into a more prospective systems medicine [ 24- 31].

But whether Mr. Romer's plan advances or not, there is little doubt that the landscape of the high country served by I-70 is evolving into a more complicated place with shifts in economics, climate and population.

A systematic approach to managing adverse migration health outcomes must reflect and integrate the several patchwork policies that have been evolving in many nations for more than a century to deal with situational aspects of migration.

But, even as the game was becoming safer, through better equipment and further tweaking of the rules (calling a play dead as soon as a knee touched down, say, to limit bone-crunching pileups), it was evolving in such a way that it also became more dangerous, as players, comfortably protected by their face masks, learned to tackle with their heads instead of with their arms and shoulders.

But the Senate has been evolving in recent years into a much more leadership-driven institution, in which individual senators and even chairmen have less power than they once did compared to caucus leadership.

They represent a growing awareness that our treatment of animals and attitudes towards them are evolving into a more healthy respect for life in general.