Sentence examples for note the evolution of from inspiring English sources

Republicans note the evolution of Mr. McGreevey's position, since his 2001 campaign, from "no tax increases" to "no increase in sales or income taxes to balance the budget".

Twenty years after Michael Jordan won his second title — at 29, the dwindling fraternity of James detractors should note — the evolution of the sport is reflected in the foreign stars who play at the world's highest level and by who watches, and why.

Note the evolution of the network cost at the lower left graph.

It is interesting to note the evolution of technology in Singapore EDs.

Mr. Nagano elaborates on the concept in a program note, "The Evolution of the Symphony," with no mention of Bach.

Of note, the evolution of this neurite injury required prolonged interaction, as 15 min co-incubation of SCILs and stressed neurons was insufficient to trigger observable neurite injury (Figure 7E, 7F).

Sebastian Morgenstern, an exterior detail designer at BMW, noted the evolution of the brand's characteristic double round headlights in a video the company posted online.

As a consequence, observers taking a political economy perspective have noted the evolution of developmental state governance into new forms described variously as the 'adaptive state', the 'flexible state', the 'post-industrial developmental state', the 'transformative state' and the 'catalytic state' in their studies of Japan, South Korea and Taiwan [ 21- 23].

We also noted the evolution of urine output, the risk of renal dysfunction, injury to the kidney, failure of kidney function, loss of kidney function and end-stage kidney disease (RIFLE) classification and sepsis related organ failure assessment (SOFA) score over 3 weeks.

Bauchot & Stephan [ 22] noted the evolution of reduced brain size in the dwarf Old World monkey Miopithecus talapoin and Martin [ 23] suggested relative brain size in great apes may have undergone a reduction based on the cranial capacity of the extinct hominoid Proconsul africanus.

For neat PP, PP/H, and PP/T, one globally notes the evolution from the peak of the α-phase (1.3 MPa) to that of the γ-phase (300 MPa).