Sentence examples for rapidly evolving events from inspiring English sources
He said that the price of food had risen, and that people in Timbuktu were worried about what the rapidly evolving events in Mali would mean for them.
The argument that most potential Republican candidates have been making — that Mr. Obama is an indecisive leader, incapable of handling rapidly evolving events around the world — suddenly became more complicated.
During the evolutionary process of specialization that led to parasites of the genus Toxoplasma, the most rapidly evolving events involved the acquisition or streamlining of metabolic pathways and, the subject of this chapter, the invention of new proteins that function at the parasite membrane surface.
It constitutes a flimsy pretext when rapidly evolving events demand imaginative policies rather than the status quo.
Anxiety around EVD reflected in media reports or shown by communities directly, and rapidly evolving events on the ground, sometimes blur facts.
In near-simultaneous appearances about 1,700 miles apart, Mr. Obama and Mr. McCain drew sharp battle lines on Iraq and Afghanistan, where rapidly evolving events have tested the candidates and their positions.
Rapidly-evolving events such as those studied throughout this work require dynamical data with ultra-high temporal and spatial resolution and high coverage.
As many of these viruses are known to be rapidly evolving, such spillover events can lead to pathogen adaptation to novel hosts and eventual host shifts.
The mere application of a BLAST algorithm would not be a sufficient remedy as it uses a heuristic approach and does not address properties specific to mtDNA, such as phylogenetically stable but also rapidly evolving insertion and deletion events.
But the Bush administration slowed the growth of many programs, and began looking at how to impose a strategic plan on a budget that until then had been driven largely by events and rapidly evolving threats.
Such comparisons can help to identify novel or rapidly evolving sequences, horizontal sequence transfer events, and interesting functional differences or relationships.
