Sentence examples for longer-term evolution from inspiring English sources

So this will be part of a longer-term evolution as they engage with the world and try to improve their standards over all for trade and commerce.

For the purpose of this study it was important to consider only clinically stable time points to determine the longer-term evolution of the CF airway microbiota and avoid the pronounced short-term impact of pulmonary exacerbation and antimicrobial therapy.

How should the outcomes of recent versus longer-term evolution be weighted in conservation priorities?

As Gilchrist et al. [ 36] pointed out, such constraints by genetic correlations can be broken over longer-term evolution.

It is, however, still possible that there might be an effect on a longer-term evolution experiment (Chib and Mahadevan 2012).

Finally, we discuss how behavioural responses to HIREC might affect longer-term evolution and how both behaviour and evolution might influence long-term species persistence.

Future changes for the financial sector could be even disruptive in the short-term (less than 5 years) stemming for instance from the European PSD2 directive commencing in January 2018, while for example the construction industry and healthcare sectors may expect longer-term evolutions due to their different nature.

This is part of a longer term evolution.

The main implication of our study is that accurate and well-designed process measurements of dune dynamics and tidal currents can provide useful information on the longer term evolution of intertidal shoals in sandy, shallow (flood-dominant) estuaries.

In the longer term, evolution produces new species through splitting ancestral populations of organisms into new groups that cannot or will not interbreed.

Estimates of short term and longer term evolution rates are available for viruses in the sister genus, Begomovirus.