Sentence examples for positive evolution in from inspiring English sources

"The breaking of the sometimes erroneous bonds in the religious tradition will be the condition for a positive evolution in other scientific and intellectual domains," Dr. Luxenberg says.

I argue that the reaction to the quake shows some of the positive evolution in China over the years, away from a top-down authoritarianism to a less controlled model that isn't a democracy but still is somewhat sensitive to public opinion.

The zeta potentials show more positive evolution in order of pure titanium, PIII-Ag N, PIII-Ag N and PIII-N Ag N, which favors to contact with bacteria thus to inhibit their growth and PIII-N Agtion.

For example, it might have been the case that there was also some positive evolution in outcomes of untreated slums due to the favorable economic situation.

Marchionni states that his examples of Verdicchio di Matelica "have a positive evolution in the bottle for one or two years," which seems a bit of a low estimate, but he does comment that in cooler vintages, such as 2014-2016, "thevolutionon is more significant," thanks to higher acidity.

In the ensuing months, Stan underwent a positive evolution in the D.A.'s treatment of marijuana.

Positive evolutions in terms of reclaimed saltmarshes have enabled them to provide coastal defence ecosystem services.

Fingerprints of this antagonist coevolution has been found recently in the accelerated rates of positive evolution found in PKR gene for defeating viral anti-PKR products such as poxvirus E3 and K3 [31], [31].

The VEGF concentration showed a positive evolution through time in 84% of patients.

Neighbourhood social disadvantage (measured by an index including income, ethnicity, family structure and occupational status) was associated with a statistically significant positive evolution of self-esteem in adolescents with lower-educated parents, but with a negative evolution of self-esteem in adolescents with higher-educated parents.

Indeed, there are certain similarities here to the positive evolution, or perhaps even revolution, in the relations of Jews with Germany, Poland, the Baltic states, and the Catholic Church.