Sentence examples for potential of evolving from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we investigate the potential of evolving the users' interaction with workflow environments so that it more closely relates to the mode in which their day to day work is carried out.
Several of the traits involved in migration have the potential of evolving rapidly.
Elevated Ka/Ks levels for local duplicates may provide them with greater potential of evolving lineage-specific functions (Hanada et al. 2008).
This network has the potential of evolving to become an advocate for the role of the pedagogue/psychologist in the schools and the professional training of pedagogues and psychologists during and after their formal schooling.
Many orphan snoRNAs are also known to be snoRNA retrogenes [62] and might represent copies of functional parental snoRNAs which have lost their guide region and acquired (or always had) the capability of serving as a substrate for the sdRNA pathway and might have the potential of evolving to gain miRNA functionality.
The potential advantages of evolving new technology and the implications for future instrumentation are also discussed.
Minor differences in covalent cross-linking between chicken, xenopus and mammal type I and III collagens were also found as a potential index of evolving functional differences.
In the interview last week, Mr. Joy said he doubted that the development of advances in the commercial world could be reined in, and he criticized scientists as being largely silent on the inherently destructive potential of rapidly evolving technologies.
This MCE is, larger than that of Gd metal, which is used in the demonstration refrigerators built to explore the potential of this evolving technology.
In addition, we discuss the potential of slowly evolving satDNAs as phylogenetic markers.
This interview is part of The Stanford Daily's "Ideas of an International Order" series which explores the potential for evolving and contrasting concepts of an international system in the 21st century, and what America can or should do in response.
