Sentence examples for routinely evolve from inspiring English sources
"We know that incidents routinely evolve into crimes," LAPD Cmdr.
Because relatively few mosquitoes make it to this age, late-life-acting insecticides might be 'evolution proof' (Read et al. 2009), in contrast to the current early-life-acting insecticides to which mosquitoes have so routinely evolved resistance (Raymond et al. 2001).
The algorithms we used could be improved when hospital information systems evolve to routinely capture additional clinical data (e.g., patient vital signs) or process and interpret textual reports (e.g., radiograph reports) (14, 20, 21 ).
They help explain, in part, how great apes including humans were able to evolve into the beings we are today, and also why humans routinely prefer to sleep in beds.
Although proponents of I.D. routinely inflate the significance of minor squabbles among evolutionary biologists (did the peppered moth evolve dark color as a defense against birds or for other reasons?), they seldom acknowledge their own, often major differences of opinion.
In the future, consumer mobile devices will routinely incorporate voice and gesture input, and as hardware features change, the AI algorithms will also evolve.
This situation is likely to evolve when a second tier test capable of measuring total homocysteine in bloodspots becomes routinely available by MS/MS or other methods; an improvement that will strengthen the inclusion of HCY in the core panel.
In modern organisms, this function is routinely performed by RNA-based machines (ribosomes); it is even now becoming clear how these machines could evolve from simpler RNA constructs already capable of peptide bond formation (see [ 73] and references cited therein).
