Sentence examples for parallel to the evolution of from inspiring English sources
Bearing in mind that interest in DAs in Italy ran parallel to the evolution of European rural development policy, the succession of national regulatory interventions might be seen as falling into three periods, corresponding to different political and economic approaches.
And parallel to the evolution of Christianity, many Islamic tenets were formulated after Muhammad's death.
Famuyiwa shared their music via the love story of two best friends whose lives would run parallel to the evolution of hip-hop.
In Cnidaria and nematodes the evolution of hh genes occurred in parallel to the evolution of other genes that contain a Hog domain but have different N-termini.
They evolved in parallel to the evolution of the flowering plants (angiosperms) during and after the Cretaceous period (Wahlberg et al. 2013).
It is therefore difficult to draw parallels to the evolution of other class I mobile elements.
Both AFEX CSH and PSGHL were used as challenging selective media applied in sequence and in parallel to force the evolution of S. stipitis toward derivatives with enhanced ability to grow and ferment in diverse hydrolyzates.
What we label as Synthetic Swarm Intelligence defines a parallel approach to the evolution of computation and swarm intelligence and allows to explore potential embodied scenarios for decision making at the microscale.
Parallel evolution refers to the evolution of ecologically and phenotypically similar traits in independently derived populations or species (Endler 1986; Losos 2011; Conte et al. 2012; Merilä 2014).
Our health care system continues to evolve in parallel with the evolution of the newborn screening programs.
This approach to phenotyping grew in parallel with the evolution of clinical trials that, by their contemporary nature, tend to be diagnostically overinclusive, downplaying (except by predefined subgroup analyses when feasible) differences in phenotype that may better predict outcomes or response to therapy (eg, subpopulation differences in response to specific antihypertensive therapies).
