Sentence examples for significantly evolved from inspiring English sources

The equipment carried by the standard police vehicle in these New World cities significantly evolved from the 1970s to the early 21st century.

Nigel Wilson, chief executive of L&G, said: "This is a reflection of the fact that a large proportion of our business lines will fall outside the remit of the ABI, given that the business of Legal & General has significantly evolved and in 2014 our business is now as much investment management as insurance".

Although the design of open-world games has significantly evolved since the genre emerged at the close of the 1990s, there is still a strange disconnect between narrative and freedom.

Clinical trials in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis have significantly evolved over the last decade.

Over the years, precasting techniques have significantly evolved in public housing projects.

The Internet has significantly evolved in the number and variety of applications.

"Each stage of fracking is significantly evolving," says Rick Grafton, an oil and gas veteran at Grafton Asset Management, an investment firm.

Controlling shape, orientation, and size of the pits is not trivial as, being metastable, they can significantly evolve during deposition/annealing.

However, the presence of the C70 fullerenes give rise to the creation of specific networks of wrinkles in the top graphene layer, which significantly evolve with decreasing temperature.

Published studies have also shown that EBOV is not significantly evolving, despite undergoing extensive passaging in humans during the 2014 15 outbreaks (Hoenen et al., 2015) (Tong et al., 2015).

It was observed that the current density of the cell is significantly evolving during the initial period of about 100 hours, as a consequence of reconditioning of nickel particles at the anode support.