Sentence examples for recently evolving from inspiring English sources
Microdialysis studies in psychotropic drug induced, neurodevelopmental and the more recently evolving 'connectivity' models are mentioned with particular emphasis on animal models of schizophrenia.
Only recently, evolving histopathological concepts and the new 2006 WHO classification of soft tissue sarcomas abandoned this previous vision of a pericyte-derived tumor in favor of a fibroblastic cell origin, integrating this lesion into the family of solitary fibrous tumors [3].
In order to fill this quality assurance gap, recently evolving third-party standards with different foci act as regulative market institutions: they aim at ensuring a minimum quality of carbon offsets, seek to provide more transparency and functionality, and try to build confidence among market actors [7, 9, 13].
Tinkering with microbial genomes via both traditional genetic engineering and recently evolving synthetic biology techniques is risky business that we appear to be plowing headlong into without much thought or oversight!
The most recently evolving lineage grouped CO-NE-NW, which were each monophyletic.
Moreover, recently evolving molecular features yielded new perspectives and provided novel insights for the understanding 'of the pathobiology of MPN.
Each introduced the audience to music and dances, some going back centuries, others recently evolved.
(Its position only recently evolved; now America believes negotiations must end with Mr. Assad's departure).
Oh, I know, we recently evolved the ability to digest milk sugar.
The bear family is the most recently evolved lineage of carnivores.
"We have a complex animal mind that only recently evolved language and language-based reasoning," Dr. Haidt said.
