Sentence examples for newly evolving from inspiring English sources

In addition, the ability to substitute plasmids encoding different strains enables rapid adaptation of the vaccine to newly evolving field isolates.

Would the newly evolving forms of targeted medicine, like the one I'm being given in this trial, be as powerful?

Dr. Su-Ting T. Li, the lead author of the study, said newly evolving pneumococcal strains might also be a problem.

In James M. Cain's era, faith in the human capacity for back-stabbing was the genre's mainstay, but contemporary life has paved the way for newly evolving forms of dishonesty.

We can take draw solace from the fact that both our historically strong and newly evolving poetic traditions – performance or page, pastoral or post-industrial – will be there to remind and inspire us, to offer solace or make us think a little more deeply about what has just taken place.

Special focus issues with a strong theoretical foundation and potential or real world applications in newly evolving topics are planned for the future.

And each time one of the species newly evolves, genetically it appears to turn out much the same.

The fossil known as Lucy, Australopithecus afarensis, shows that walking upright is a newly evolved trait, a synapomorphy, that is shared uniquely by Australopithecus and Homo sapiens.

Many more species are "discovered" every year around the world, than are recorded extinct, but these "new" plants and animals are existing species found by humans for the first time, not newly evolved species.

Blade returns to tackle a newly evolved form of blood-sucker: the Reapers, which have jaws that cantilever open in four directions to form a kind of horrible uber-predator, a cross between Alien and a Venus fly trap.

It's a newly evolved polythene-eating bacterium.