Sentence examples similar to long lasting evolution from inspiring English sources
Long lasting headache attacks.
Minetti said: "A serious implication is to stimulate thinking about the discrepancy between the (relatively fast) timing of space exploration and the long-lasting evolution that would be required to adapt actual living beings to locomote in different gravity environments".
Finally, a general limitation to evaluating potential anti-fibrotic agents is the long-lasting evolution of fibrotic complications in patients with CD requiring clinical trials of long duration and large patient populations, making them very expensive and impractical [ 24].
And, at long last, Poland.
Supply is, at long last, becoming tighter.
At long last I was renouncing chance".
This is an important issue, since even in our moderate size sample, evidence for long-term concerted evolution (lasting for more than 30 million years) was found for the meiS332 gene pair in species of the Drosophila subgenus.
Similar long-term concerted evolution (also lasting for more than 30 million years) has been reported at the polyhomeotic (ph) gene duplication in the Sophophora subgenus [32].
