Sentence examples for ones have evolved from inspiring English sources

Here's how some of the most familiar ones have evolved since 1993.

The reason that cancer is so rare during youth is that multi-cellular organisms, particularly long-lived and large ones, have evolved potent tumor-suppressive mechanisms (but see Box 2 for evolutionary explanations for childhood cancers).

One possible explanation is a shift in professional mores: conditions such as this one have evolved from being considered private, personal afflictions to diseases with a clear health impact.

Like, there is a sequence of species, one having evolved into the next and so on, but there's a hole in the sequence that needs to be filled.

Like all species, this one has evolved.

Like any family, this one has evolved its own rituals.

The third one has evolved more gradually and will likely carry a significant transformative role ahead.

No one really owns a scene, but it's clear when one has evolved beyond at least the first cycle of decay.

Thus, even within these two folds alone, a remarkable structural and functional complexity had been attained before the fully-fledged RNA-protein machinery of translation resembling the modern one has evolved.

The ones that have evolved, just slightly, the years lasagne-ing on top of each other: 1950s walls, 1970s booths, posters for Jerry Springer: The Opera.

Google's approach During the past few years, major large-scale web search engines and especially Google that seems to be the most popular one,9 have evolved their provided functionality.