Sentence examples for rapidly evolving issues from inspiring English sources

Because the technologies used to detect and characterize tumor cells in peripheral blood are rapidly evolving, issues like easy access to newer technologies and standardization across laboratories will be critical for prospective validation.

As with any rapidly evolving issue, the fast transition from a theoretical possibility to an apparent threat has been a broad challenge, from risk assessment to preparedness planning (Schmidt 2009).

As a postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Genomics and Society (CGS) at UNC Chapel Hill, I am learning about a range of rapidly evolving ELSI issues and how to approach them from an interdisciplinary perspective.

Given the opaque nature of the digital economy and the disruptions associated with rapidly evolving technological change, new ethical issues are arising in psychiatry from the use of technology.

We draw on our experiences in convening the West Coast Ocean Acidification and Hypoxia Science Panel, an interdisciplinary group of scientists working to inform regional, state and federal responses to complex ecological, social and economic issues with rapidly evolving scientific understanding.

Given the complexity of the rapidly evolving toxicogenomics field, a variety of issues were addressed.

Another central and rapidly evolving field addressed in this special issue is image restoration.

The issue of Global Warming is rapidly evolving, so every healthcare facility requires the Green Building Concepts.

The "system" of international criminal justice is unquestionably complex, interdependent, and rapidly evolving, and to educate the general public on contemporary issues facing the International Criminal Court, a series of 5- to 7-minute long documentaries were produced for virtual consumption.

Rapidly evolving genes tend to resolve recent relationships, but suffer from alignment issues and increased homoplasy among distantly related species.

Boko Haram, however, is rapidly evolving.