Sentence examples for ongoing sophistication from inspiring English sources

The ongoing sophistication in costumer's needs have increased the complexity in the Integrated Product Development Process IPDPP).

The major difference in inactivation phenotype, and in the molecular mechanism of XCI in marsupials and eutherians (Rens et al. 2010; Chaumeil et al. 2011), suggests an ongoing sophistication of the XCI machinery on the eutherian XCR that coincided with the rise of XIST and the XIC.

The ongoing BioCreative workshops are demonstrating increasing sophistication in more straightforward tasks such as entity recognition (19), protein protein interaction (20) and basic document triage.

The chair of the judges, the curator and broadcaster Tim Marlow, said they had been particularly struck by "the visceral power and urgency" of Margolles "as well as the sophistication of her work in confronting an ongoing human tragedy".

Our ability to target the pathway therapeutically is gaining in sophistication, and the number of clinical trials ongoing suggests we will learn in the coming years if therapeutic intervention in the Wnt pathway is safe and effective.

With the sophistication of social media today, prisoner exchanges, especially within ongoing hostilities, do not end with the actual exchange of personnel.

Starr's utter lack of political sophistication, however, made him a successful target of an ongoing series of ferocious, well-aimed attacks by the President's aides, acolytes and allies.

The combination of EMV, massive ongoing data breaches, the growth of e-commerce and the increased sophistication of the fraudster ecosystem itself have all contributed to making fraud attacks easier for criminals, and thus more likely.

Hal Brands knows his sources and has used them with sophistication and balance". "Hal Brands provides order and structure to ongoing discussions about the nature and implementation of grand strategy.

With the increasing sophistication of GEMMs, our preclinical armamentarium provides new hope for the ongoing war against CRC.

In his 1969 feature "Antonio das Mortes" (which I discuss in this clip), the Brazilian director Glauber Rocha grafted his country's grim and bloody history onto visions of its ongoing military dictatorship to make a political film of grand ferocity and turbulent sophistication.