Sentence examples for noteworthy evolution from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barroso's triumphal comments, made at the end of a two-day summit meeting of the European Union's 27 member states, could still prove premature, but they do signify a noteworthy evolution in the thinking of a Brussels bureaucracy that has long either ignored financial markets or denounced them as an alien and predatory force.

It is noteworthy that, during evolution, the development of a prehensile foot preceded that of a prehensile hand.

It is noteworthy that the evolution of live birth has taken place independently in all three living orders of amphibians, for this phenomenon also occurs in salamanders and caecilians.

Jessica Simpson has undergone a noteworthy personal style evolution, inspired, she says, by coming to terms with some serious body issues over the course of the last year.

It is also noteworthy that the evolution of mtMutS itself seems unconstrained by the reduced rate of mutation seen in other octocoral mitochondrial genes.

If neither interpretation can as yet be favoured, it is noteworthy that yCCR4 evolution parallels that of its partner in the CCR4-NOT complex, namely yPOP2.

Perhaps the most noteworthy step in the evolution of Twitter, though, was its increased use as a tool for amateur journalists.

Examined from afar, revolutions are simply the more noteworthy episodes in the evolution of the sciences.

It is noteworthy that this potential evolution in flowering time does not depend on the presence of the transgene in the crop.

It is noteworthy that this potential evolution in flowering time does not depend on the presence of the Bt transgene in the crop, and may even be counter-balanced by positive selection acting on the transgene if the latter was positively associated with maternal genes promoting late flowering and long flowering periods.

Our results highlight a noteworthy event in the evolution of recent V. cholerae strains.