Sentence examples for measures to evolve from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, the proposed rough fuzzy clustering method is used sequentially with the integration of different measures to evolve the clustering solutions.

Our approach was different, but allowed a new type of short generic measure to evolve.

We therefore postulate that before multi-cellular growth could be established measures had to evolve to regulate the production of gene products much more closely and reduce the noise at the gene product level.

However, additional specific measures need to evolve by qualitative studies to ensure adequate participation in urban areas.

Our analysis illustrates baseline drug utilisation experience, serves as a reference for future studies of the impact of quality measures and provides a potential roadmap for how these quality measures may need to evolve to optimise the care of older patients with IBD.

Whether levels of divergence or polymorphism are measured, CDEII seems to evolve 3 or 4 times faster than selectively unconstrained DNA (Tables 1 and 2).

Further work will be required to determine the relation of these terms to cellular metabolism and each other as technologies to measure them continue to evolve [ 16, 58, 59].

This could allow the symbiont to evolve measures to counter plant strategies to enforce cooperation, perhaps leading to a decrease in symbiont effectiveness over time (Kiers and Denison 2008).

Our intellect is measured by our willingness to evolve, like a character arc in a film or novel – the protagonist's growth is the spine that drives all stories.

Although management of patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) continues to evolve, measuring ambulatory IBD-related outcomes in the US is difficult due to the fragmented nature of the healthcare system.

"We began to see the effects from the measures we announced in mid-2011 to evolve our business model and cost structure and we benefited from an improved market environment".