Sentence examples for positioned to evolve from inspiring English sources

That move, along with the addition of ex-Airbnb and TripAdvisor exec Shaun Stewart later this year, indicated the self-driving car unit was gunning for more than breakthroughs in research and technology now, and positioned to evolve into a commercially viable company.

We lack the decades needed for their positions to "evolve" along with the polling numbers.

Codon-based models may also improve the accuracy of estimation by allowing the third-codon position to evolve at a higher rate.

In addition, it is interesting that usually we would expect the 3rd codon position to evolve faster; however, in our study the evolutionary rates of the 1st + 2nd codon positions were significantly higher than that of the 3rd codon position.

Sidibé has argued that the "the Global Fund is well-positioned to evolve into a more stream-lined mechanism for global health financing beyond AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria that could deliver greater coherence and equity across the post-2015 landscape" [ 4].

"The company is well positioned to thrive in the evolving media marketplace, thanks to the significant progress we are making in reinventing our enterprise".

However, although positions detected to evolve under positive selection are mainly concentrated in the hypervariable regions, there are too many of these so to establish clear patterns of adaptation to the strong selective pressures exerted by the immune system and antiviral drugs.

"When negotiations start to meet reality, positions have to evolve," a senior administration official said today.

The algorithm terminates when it converges to a stationary solution, which is defined by a condition that the global best position stops to evolve for more than 50 iterations.

The dataset was partitioned based on codon positions and each position was assumed to evolve under an independent GTR + Gamma model of sequence evolution.

That evenness of tone actually makes it hard to notice the real beauty of the movements, and the surprise of the positions that seem to evolve, inevitably and inexorably, from the preceding ones.