Sentence examples for juncture in the evolution of from inspiring English sources

The discovery explains a crucial juncture in the evolution of East Asians.

At this strange juncture in the evolution of the mainstream media, see also: Donald Trump achieving a similar effect by subverting the news media's drama-seeking lens.

For the reasons I outline below, we are at an important juncture in the evolution of how we connect to the Internet and how services are delivered on top of the platform.

"We're at a historic juncture in the evolution of mobility…Our vision for the future is all encompassing….for all ages, from urban professional to exurban retiree, and from commute-minded to thrill-seeking," said, Harley-Davidson's CEO Matt Levatich on the LiveWire and e-concept releases.

Marking what he called a "juncture in the cultural evolution of human understanding of twins," Evans concluded that "parents who choose to reduce twins to a singleton may have a higher likelihood of taking home a baby than pregnancies remaining with twins".

For one translocation juncture that we screened, TR3/11, all the natural isolates had the same chromosomal type as JEC21, suggesting this translocation was an unique event that happened only in the evolution of the H99 genome (Table 4; Figure 2).

Although further work is clearly warranted, this may represent an exciting juncture in the development of new treatments.

Our data show that quinolone resistance emerged in commensal E. coli after the 1990s in Ile-Ife, Nigeria, and that our 2005 isolate collection, largely but not entirely comprised of low-level resistors, appears to have been procured at a critical juncture-shortly after the evolution of resistance.

In Pictures: The Evolution of E-books.

One of the most critical junctures in the development of a new therapeutic agent is the transition from the bench to the first clinical trials.

He may have to be more aggressive yet, at least at decisive junctures, if he is to match the evolution of the best player in the world.